A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... necessity of resorting to force superseded , in governments of the concurrent majority ; and , hence , compromise , instead of force , becomes their conservative principle . It would , perhaps , be more strictly correct to trace the con ...
... necessity of resorting to force superseded , in governments of the concurrent majority ; and , hence , compromise , instead of force , becomes their conservative principle . It would , perhaps , be more strictly correct to trace the con ...
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... necessity of being unanimous . It is so much so , as to compensate for the defect of legal knowledge , and a high degree of intelligence on the part of those who usually compose juries . If the necessity of unanimity were dispensed with ...
... necessity of being unanimous . It is so much so , as to compensate for the defect of legal knowledge , and a high degree of intelligence on the part of those who usually compose juries . If the necessity of unanimity were dispensed with ...
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... 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 compels the different portions , in governments of the ...
... 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 compels the different portions , in governments of the ...
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