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... individual efforts . And in spite of the crusad- ing spirit in which we entered the Great War , to make the whole world safe for such a democratic life as we had here established , there are many signs that a spiritual weariness has ...
... individual efforts . And in spite of the crusad- ing spirit in which we entered the Great War , to make the whole world safe for such a democratic life as we had here established , there are many signs that a spiritual weariness has ...
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... individual act , there can be no possible doubt that Americans will loyally maintain in every case their right to national independence . It may , indeed , be asked why , believing as we do in self - determination , the North refused to ...
... individual act , there can be no possible doubt that Americans will loyally maintain in every case their right to national independence . It may , indeed , be asked why , believing as we do in self - determination , the North refused to ...
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... individual , in fact , just enough of govern- ment to facilitate individual ends . Government was at best merely the policeman to keep order and protect property . " Doubtless a great many of our immigrants came to these shores to get ...
... individual , in fact , just enough of govern- ment to facilitate individual ends . Government was at best merely the policeman to keep order and protect property . " Doubtless a great many of our immigrants came to these shores to get ...
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... individual initiative and energy for which we are famous . But we want to exercise our collective intelligence in guiding that initiative and energy into social rather than unsocial channels ; we want CIVIL LIBERTY 25.
... individual initiative and energy for which we are famous . But we want to exercise our collective intelligence in guiding that initiative and energy into social rather than unsocial channels ; we want CIVIL LIBERTY 25.
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... individual to the community , has been met and in some degree solved in the relation of the several States to the Nation . In the name of liberty the various attempts of the people as a whole , through the national Congress , to ...
... individual to the community , has been met and in some degree solved in the relation of the several States to the Nation . In the name of liberty the various attempts of the people as a whole , through the national Congress , to ...
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