A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... popular rule , Calhoun presented an authentic and pre- scient American understanding of social and political life that could contribute even today to remedying problems associated with popular rule in America and elsewhere . Having ...
... popular rule , Calhoun presented an authentic and pre- scient American understanding of social and political life that could contribute even today to remedying problems associated with popular rule in America and elsewhere . Having ...
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... popular constitutional governments , —and to destroy them even when they have been formed . It leads to the conclusion that , in their formation and establishment , nothing more is necessary than the right of suffrage , and the ...
... popular constitutional governments , —and to destroy them even when they have been formed . It leads to the conclusion that , in their formation and establishment , nothing more is necessary than the right of suffrage , and the ...
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... popular . The numer- ical majority , perhaps , should usually be one of the elements of a constitutional democracy ; but to make it the sole element , in order to perfect the constitution and make the government more popular , is one of ...
... popular . The numer- ical majority , perhaps , should usually be one of the elements of a constitutional democracy ; but to make it the sole element , in order to perfect the constitution and make the government more popular , is one of ...
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