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It may be unfortunate , but it is a fact that the complete recognition of the rights of one party means a complete denial of the opposite party . Since the legislator is the representative of all his constituents , and in a sense of all ...
It may be unfortunate , but it is a fact that the complete recognition of the rights of one party means a complete denial of the opposite party . Since the legislator is the representative of all his constituents , and in a sense of all ...
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In such a form of government there would be complete adjustment between all individuals . Real forms of government lie on one side or the other of this ideal state of affairs . They represent tendencies towards one extreme or the other ...
In such a form of government there would be complete adjustment between all individuals . Real forms of government lie on one side or the other of this ideal state of affairs . They represent tendencies towards one extreme or the other ...
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Since a compromise solution is the result of " give and take , ” it represents neither complete victory nor complete defeat for any of the parties to the controversy .
Since a compromise solution is the result of " give and take , ” it represents neither complete victory nor complete defeat for any of the parties to the controversy .
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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