Freedom Limited: An Essay on Democracy |
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He and his fellows both profit when they join hands in building their huts , in meeting emergencies such as putting out a fire , and in many other kinds of activities . It should , of course , not be forgotten that the need for love and ...
He and his fellows both profit when they join hands in building their huts , in meeting emergencies such as putting out a fire , and in many other kinds of activities . It should , of course , not be forgotten that the need for love and ...
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Men can worship their own gods in various ways , individually or in association with their fellows , without disturbance or friction . Especially in the realm of imagination and thought , man can develop and maintain a rare degree of ...
Men can worship their own gods in various ways , individually or in association with their fellows , without disturbance or friction . Especially in the realm of imagination and thought , man can develop and maintain a rare degree of ...
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He can keep their goodness or badness and their promise or uselessness a complete secret from his fellows . It is he who experiences their limitations and , possibly , seeks to escape them . He experiences his greatest personal privacy ...
He can keep their goodness or badness and their promise or uselessness a complete secret from his fellows . It is he who experiences their limitations and , possibly , seeks to escape them . He experiences his greatest personal privacy ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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