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... DEMOCRACY XV POLITICAL DEMOCRACY . XVI POLITICAL HONESTY XVII XVIII · 157 • · • 168 · 181 196 · · 210 REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT DEMOCRACY IN JOURNALISM XIX DEMOCRACY IN INDUSTRY · CHAPTER PART IV . EFFICIENCY XX BIG BUSINESS · XXI vii.
... DEMOCRACY XV POLITICAL DEMOCRACY . XVI POLITICAL HONESTY XVII XVIII · 157 • · • 168 · 181 196 · · 210 REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT DEMOCRACY IN JOURNALISM XIX DEMOCRACY IN INDUSTRY · CHAPTER PART IV . EFFICIENCY XX BIG BUSINESS · XXI vii.
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... democracy and you will have no occasion to convert them to socialism . " It is unhappily true , however , that the word " Amer- icanism " is often used as a cloak for selfish interests and a buffer against progress . As Roosevelt said ...
... democracy and you will have no occasion to convert them to socialism . " It is unhappily true , however , that the word " Amer- icanism " is often used as a cloak for selfish interests and a buffer against progress . As Roosevelt said ...
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... Democracy is a simple concept , but extraordinarily difficult to live up to . We need continually to renew our faith in it and to attack the dangers which still beset it and threaten to make it little more than a name . We must beware ...
... Democracy is a simple concept , but extraordinarily difficult to live up to . We need continually to renew our faith in it and to attack the dangers which still beset it and threaten to make it little more than a name . We must beware ...
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Durant Drake. complete the building of the ideal democracy whose foundation - stones they laid . It cannot , then , be too forcibly said that our her- itage is not a set of perfect institutions but a set of inspiring ideals . Just as ...
Durant Drake. complete the building of the ideal democracy whose foundation - stones they laid . It cannot , then , be too forcibly said that our her- itage is not a set of perfect institutions but a set of inspiring ideals . Just as ...
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... democracy they were tearing old ties for what they cherished as most precious in life . Patrick Henry voiced this spirit in his memorable speech before the Virginia Convention of Delegates , on the twenty - third of March 1775 : " Is ...
... democracy they were tearing old ties for what they cherished as most precious in life . Patrick Henry voiced this spirit in his memorable speech before the Virginia Convention of Delegates , on the twenty - third of March 1775 : " Is ...
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