A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... leads rulers to oppress the ruled , regardless of the object for which government is ordained , -will , with equal strength , lead the ruled to resist , when possessed of the means of making peaceable and effec- tive resistance . Such ...
... leads rulers to oppress the ruled , regardless of the object for which government is ordained , -will , with equal strength , lead the ruled to resist , when possessed of the means of making peaceable and effec- tive resistance . Such ...
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... leads those who govern to oppress the governed , - if not prevented , -will , with equal force and certainty , lead the latter to resist oppression , when possessed of the means of doing so peaceably and successfully . But absolute ...
... leads those who govern to oppress the governed , - if not prevented , -will , with equal force and certainty , lead the latter to resist oppression , when possessed of the means of doing so peaceably and successfully . But absolute ...
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... lead to anar- chy ; and this , probably , in the end , to a contraction instead of an enlargement of its sphere . Liberty , then , when forced on a people unfit for it , would , instead of a blessing , be a curse ; as it would , in its ...
... lead to anar- chy ; and this , probably , in the end , to a contraction instead of an enlargement of its sphere . Liberty , then , when forced on a people unfit for it , would , instead of a blessing , be a curse ; as it would , in its ...
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abuse of power action advantages American applied attempt authority become better Calhoun called causes character circumstances civilization classes combined compromise concurrent majority condition consequence considered constitutional governments construction continue counteract course danger difficult disbursements Disquisition effect election element equal established estates execute existence explained extent fact favorable feelings followed force former give greater greatest hence human important increase individual influence intelligence interests latter lead less liberty limited means ment monarchy moral nature necessarily necessary necessity negative numerical majority object obtain opinion oppression oppression and abuse organism origin party perfect political popular portion possession practice preserve prevent principle progress promote protection question reason reference regarded represent require resistance respective restrictions result right of suffrage rule secure sense social society strong struggle sufficient suffrage theory thought tion true usually violent whole