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Page 15
... positions as any men I have met anywhere in the world . . . By temperament , by experience , by financial ability , in every way , the ten millions of Filipinos are entitled to be free from every POLITICAL LIBERTY 15.
... positions as any men I have met anywhere in the world . . . By temperament , by experience , by financial ability , in every way , the ten millions of Filipinos are entitled to be free from every POLITICAL LIBERTY 15.
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... the em- ployees wanted was to be able to work a reasonable number of hours and still retain their positions . That would have been for them a real increase in liberty . Yet the right of the legislature to procure for them 30 LIBERTY.
... the em- ployees wanted was to be able to work a reasonable number of hours and still retain their positions . That would have been for them a real increase in liberty . Yet the right of the legislature to procure for them 30 LIBERTY.
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... positions of profit and power . And in increasing numbers the young women of America are following their example and becoming independent individuals , able to support themselves and make a distinctive personal contribu- tion to the ...
... positions of profit and power . And in increasing numbers the young women of America are following their example and becoming independent individuals , able to support themselves and make a distinctive personal contribu- tion to the ...
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... position ; we do not demand professional training for high political office . As an acute foreign observer wrote , some years before the war , " The need of specialized experts is not felt ; and the result is an ineffective triviality ...
... position ; we do not demand professional training for high political office . As an acute foreign observer wrote , some years before the war , " The need of specialized experts is not felt ; and the result is an ineffective triviality ...
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... position , whether state or national , to take into account his religious faith , provided only he is a good American . ” This does not mean that we are an irreligious peo- ple . On the contrary , religion flourishes most vigor- ously ...
... position , whether state or national , to take into account his religious faith , provided only he is a good American . ” This does not mean that we are an irreligious peo- ple . On the contrary , religion flourishes most vigor- ously ...
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