A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... combined with high intellectual and moral culture , acquire great expansion and force ; but not so great as to overpower this all - pervading and essential law of animated existence . But that constitution of our nature which makes us ...
... combined with high intellectual and moral culture , acquire great expansion and force ; but not so great as to overpower this all - pervading and essential law of animated existence . But that constitution of our nature which makes us ...
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... combined with the violent party warfare which must ever precede a change of parties under such governments , would ... combination of interests , from using the powers of govern- ment to aggrandize itself at the expense of the others ...
... combined with the violent party warfare which must ever precede a change of parties under such governments , would ... combination of interests , from using the powers of govern- ment to aggrandize itself at the expense of the others ...
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... combined with the right of suf- frage , constitutes , in fact , the elements of constitutional govern- ment . The ... combination of interests or class , or order , or portion of the community , to obtain exclusive control , prevents any ...
... combined with the right of suf- frage , constitutes , in fact , the elements of constitutional govern- ment . The ... combination of interests or class , or order , or portion of the community , to obtain exclusive control , prevents any ...
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