The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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In others , the progress of the doctrine and spirit of democracy widens the base of
power , and calls into political consultation the great body of the inhabitants ,
depositing the ultimate power of decision in a majority of numbers . Never were
the ...
In others , the progress of the doctrine and spirit of democracy widens the base of
power , and calls into political consultation the great body of the inhabitants ,
depositing the ultimate power of decision in a majority of numbers . Never were
the ...
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... decision irresistibly contracts as it graduates to its apex , and there is no
escape from this law of social and political dynamics , and the growth of
intelligence and means of information and communication seem only to increase
its operation .
... decision irresistibly contracts as it graduates to its apex , and there is no
escape from this law of social and political dynamics , and the growth of
intelligence and means of information and communication seem only to increase
its operation .
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From these laws of our being there is no escape . They must continue in
operation , accompanying and entering into every stage and varied condition of
human existence , under whatever ܙܘ 2 e form of social and political
association , 8 30 ...
From these laws of our being there is no escape . They must continue in
operation , accompanying and entering into every stage and varied condition of
human existence , under whatever ܙܘ 2 e form of social and political
association , 8 30 ...
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ܙܘ 2 e form of social and political association , so long as the world shall
endure . It is vain to suppose that the life of a nation , and of the individuals who
compose it , can be ordered and regulated with hope of healthful progress or ...
ܙܘ 2 e form of social and political association , so long as the world shall
endure . It is vain to suppose that the life of a nation , and of the individuals who
compose it , can be ordered and regulated with hope of healthful progress or ...
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... but irresistibly , an enduring principle has , by divine ordinance , made its way
into man's social and political existence , by the decree that elevated one - half
the human race to its just individual sphere of duty and responsibility , and
spiritual ...
... but irresistibly , an enduring principle has , by divine ordinance , made its way
into man's social and political existence , by the decree that elevated one - half
the human race to its just individual sphere of duty and responsibility , and
spiritual ...
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