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... compromise , -as the only way to promote their respective prosperity , and to avoid anarchy , —rather than to the compromise itself . No necessity can be more urgent and imperious , than that of avoiding anarchy . It is the same as that ...
... compromise , -as the only way to promote their respective prosperity , and to avoid anarchy , —rather than to the compromise itself . No necessity can be more urgent and imperious , than that of avoiding anarchy . It is the same as that ...
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... compromise by yielding to the reasonable demands of the people ; and , there- by , to avoid the hazard of a final and decisive appeal to force . It is thus , by a judicious and timely compromise , the people , in such governments , may ...
... compromise by yielding to the reasonable demands of the people ; and , there- by , to avoid the hazard of a final and decisive appeal to force . It is thus , by a judicious and timely compromise , the people , in such governments , may ...
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... compromise , 53 ; and public opinion , 57-58 Compromise ( social and poli- tical ) , 29 , 49 , 51-52 , 53 Concurrent majority : promotes united sense of community , 21-22 ; advantages of , 26-29 , 34-35 ; compromise and , 28 , 53 ...
... compromise , 53 ; and public opinion , 57-58 Compromise ( social and poli- tical ) , 29 , 49 , 51-52 , 53 Concurrent majority : promotes united sense of community , 21-22 ; advantages of , 26-29 , 34-35 ; compromise and , 28 , 53 ...
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