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To gain power over one's fellows means usually to deprive them of much more than wealth : it involves depriving them of their selfrespect , their spiritual independence , and their moral dignity .
To gain power over one's fellows means usually to deprive them of much more than wealth : it involves depriving them of their selfrespect , their spiritual independence , and their moral dignity .
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But this underscores the fact that he later achieves this independence . His development from birth to maturity is in fact essentially characterized by an increase in independence . A human being is also an individual in the sense that ...
But this underscores the fact that he later achieves this independence . His development from birth to maturity is in fact essentially characterized by an increase in independence . A human being is also an individual in the sense that ...
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Whatever the reason for their independence , they are numerous enough to hold the balance of power . Because of their “ independence , ” they are politically very mobile . By shifting from one party to the other they can make or break ...
Whatever the reason for their independence , they are numerous enough to hold the balance of power . Because of their “ independence , ” they are politically very mobile . By shifting from one party to the other they can make or break ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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