A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... execute the laws , it is all - sufficient to give to those who elect , effective control over those they have elected . I call the right of suffrage the indispensable and primary principle ; for it would be a great and dangerous mistake ...
... execute the laws , it is all - sufficient to give to those who elect , effective control over those they have elected . I call the right of suffrage the indispensable and primary principle ; for it would be a great and dangerous mistake ...
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... executed . All strife and struggle would cease as to who should be elected to make and execute them . The only question would be , who was most fit ; who the wisest and most capable of understanding the common interest of the whole ...
... executed . All strife and struggle would cease as to who should be elected to make and execute them . The only question would be , who was most fit ; who the wisest and most capable of understanding the common interest of the whole ...
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... executing the laws , or a veto on their execution . It is only by such an organism , that the assent of each can be ... execute the laws responsible to those on whom they operate , prevents the rulers from oppressing the ruled ; and the ...
... executing the laws , or a veto on their execution . It is only by such an organism , that the assent of each can be ... execute the laws responsible to those on whom they operate , prevents the rulers from oppressing the ruled ; and the ...
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