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It is clear from this brief survey of the variety of opinions held by the citizens of our democracy that there is ... It does not follow from the lack of explicitness of the Constitution on this subject that the believer in democracy ...
It is clear from this brief survey of the variety of opinions held by the citizens of our democracy that there is ... It does not follow from the lack of explicitness of the Constitution on this subject that the believer in democracy ...
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Both theory and practice clearly reveal that believers in the communist form of government are committed to the abolishment of democracy . The believer in democracy is under no such dogmatic compulsion . He has no desire to destroy ...
Both theory and practice clearly reveal that believers in the communist form of government are committed to the abolishment of democracy . The believer in democracy is under no such dogmatic compulsion . He has no desire to destroy ...
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For believers in democracy are not going to submit peacefully . They are not committed to tolerance of attempts to destroy democracy . They , too , realize that there is no dependable alternative to a democratic ordering of ...
For believers in democracy are not going to submit peacefully . They are not committed to tolerance of attempts to destroy democracy . They , too , realize that there is no dependable alternative to a democratic ordering of ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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