A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... greater the taxes and disbursements , the greater the gain of the one and the loss of the other , —and vice versa ; and consequently , the more the policy of the government is calculated to increase taxes and disbursements , the more it ...
... greater the taxes and disbursements , the greater the gain of the one and the loss of the other , —and vice versa ; and consequently , the more the policy of the government is calculated to increase taxes and disbursements , the more it ...
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... greater extension of the right of suffrage . It may be safely extended in such govern- ments to universal suffrage : that is , to every male citizen of mature age , with few ordinary exceptions ; but it cannot be so far extended in ...
... greater extension of the right of suffrage . It may be safely extended in such govern- ments to universal suffrage : that is , to every male citizen of mature age , with few ordinary exceptions ; but it cannot be so far extended in ...
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... greater number — and very easy of construction . For this purpose , nothing more is necessary than universal suffrage , and the regulation of the manner of voting , so as to give to the greater number the supreme control over every ...
... greater number — and very easy of construction . For this purpose , nothing more is necessary than universal suffrage , and the regulation of the manner of voting , so as to give to the greater number the supreme control over every ...
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