A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... organism , — the tendency to abuse of power . This structure , or organism , is what is meant by constitution , in its strict and more usual sense ; and it is this which distinguishes , what are called , con- stitutional governments ...
... organism , — the tendency to abuse of power . This structure , or organism , is what is meant by constitution , in its strict and more usual sense ; and it is this which distinguishes , what are called , con- stitutional governments ...
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... organism of the government , — and , if necessary for the purpose , of the community also , —as will , by dividing and distributing the powers of government , give to each division or interest , through its appropriate organ , either a ...
... organism of the government , — and , if necessary for the purpose , of the community also , —as will , by dividing and distributing the powers of government , give to each division or interest , through its appropriate organ , either a ...
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... organism is perfect , every interest will be truly and fully represented , and of course the whole communi- ty must be so . It may be difficult , or even impossible , to make a perfect organism , -but , although this be true , yet even ...
... organism is perfect , every interest will be truly and fully represented , and of course the whole communi- ty must be so . It may be difficult , or even impossible , to make a perfect organism , -but , although this be true , yet even ...
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abolitionism absolute forms absolute governments absolute monarchies abuse of power advantages American Andrew Jackson appropriate organ C.S. Lewis Calhoun causes character civilization compromise concurrent majority conflict consequence consti constitutional governments construction corrupt bargain disbursements Disquisition effect election enlarge and secure equal ernment estates execute the laws exert existence favorable force Friedrich Nietzsche government is ordained government to oppression greater hence honors and emoluments impulse increase indispensable individual influence intelligence John Caldwell Calhoun Josef Pieper Lee Cheek Leo Strauss liberty limited means ment monarchical form monarchy moral munity nature necessarily necessary numerical majority object obtain the control oppression and abuse orders or classes patricians patriotism perfect plebeians political popular government popular rule portion possession powers of government preserve prevent principle progress promote protection regarded resistance respective result right of suffrage Roger Scruton social feelings society Stanley Rosen struggle sufficient tendency to oppression tion tution violent whole community