A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... concurrent majority . Having now explained the reasons why it is so difficult to form and preserve popular constitutional government , so long as the distinction between the two majorities is overlooked , and the opinion prevails that a ...
... concurrent majority . Having now explained the reasons why it is so difficult to form and preserve popular constitutional government , so long as the distinction between the two majorities is overlooked , and the opinion prevails that a ...
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... concurrent majority . There , mere numbers have not the absolute control ; and the wealthy and intelligent being ... majority . In another particular , governments of the concurrent majority have greatly the advantage . I allude to the ...
... concurrent majority . There , mere numbers have not the absolute control ; and the wealthy and intelligent being ... majority . In another particular , governments of the concurrent majority have greatly the advantage . I allude to the ...
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... concurrent majority repose . Both , ultimately , rest on necessity ; for force , by which those of the numerical majority are upheld , is only acquiesced in from necessity ; a necessity not more imperious , however , than that which ...
... concurrent majority repose . Both , ultimately , rest on necessity ; for force , by which those of the numerical majority are upheld , is only acquiesced in from necessity ; a necessity not more imperious , however , than that which ...
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