Freedom Limited: An Essay on DemocracyUniversity of Alabama Press, 1954 - 220 pagine |
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Pagina 182
... nation is an armed nation . It is to be expected that the politicians , and therefore their government , will reflect these unfortunate weaknesses . Those representatives who have been elected by special eco- nomic groups are not likely ...
... nation is an armed nation . It is to be expected that the politicians , and therefore their government , will reflect these unfortunate weaknesses . Those representatives who have been elected by special eco- nomic groups are not likely ...
Pagina 202
... nation is not determined by that country alone ; one nation cannot preserve the peace . In spite of excuses and explanations , no friend of democracy would care to conceal or minimize the weaknesses in our foreign policy . In an era of ...
... nation is not determined by that country alone ; one nation cannot preserve the peace . In spite of excuses and explanations , no friend of democracy would care to conceal or minimize the weaknesses in our foreign policy . In an era of ...
Pagina 214
... nation can be established between nations . That is why he believes so strongly in the need of an international association of nations which will be itself a democracy . This is his answer to the communist and his solution to the ...
... nation can be established between nations . That is why he believes so strongly in the need of an international association of nations which will be itself a democracy . This is his answer to the communist and his solution to the ...
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