Our Democracy: Its Origins and Its TasksH. Holt, 1917 - 327 страница |
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... believe that all men are equal in all respects - and doubtless our fathers did not believe this either - but since we have equal votes we see the need of giving men equal opportunities . Finally the relation of America to other ...
... believe that all men are equal in all respects - and doubtless our fathers did not believe this either - but since we have equal votes we see the need of giving men equal opportunities . Finally the relation of America to other ...
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... believe that all men are equal in all respects - and doubtless our fathers did not believe this either - but since we have equal votes we see the need of giving men equal opportunities . Finally the relation of America to other ...
... believe that all men are equal in all respects - and doubtless our fathers did not believe this either - but since we have equal votes we see the need of giving men equal opportunities . Finally the relation of America to other ...
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... believe him to be the finest type of gen- tleman who treats all men with respect for their good qualities , and ( perhaps this is the finest touch of all ) treats men as though he assumed them to be worthy of respect even when they ...
... believe him to be the finest type of gen- tleman who treats all men with respect for their good qualities , and ( perhaps this is the finest touch of all ) treats men as though he assumed them to be worthy of respect even when they ...
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... believe in open shops . " Hence the system was a comfortable one for those who were in it , but only a limited number could share its benefits . 66 Towns were able to secure greater liberty for their citizens than the peasants or ...
... believe in open shops . " Hence the system was a comfortable one for those who were in it , but only a limited number could share its benefits . 66 Towns were able to secure greater liberty for their citizens than the peasants or ...
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... believe that political liberty , or self - govern- ment , is important for two reasons : first , as being the surest guarantee of the civil liberties already described ; second , as being in itself a power which gives dignity and worth ...
... believe that political liberty , or self - govern- ment , is important for two reasons : first , as being the surest guarantee of the civil liberties already described ; second , as being in itself a power which gives dignity and worth ...
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