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are expressive of the nature of the conflict involved . One party will ask : Shall we ... Shall we assert our common ownership of natural resources by putting their development and administration in the hands of the government ?
are expressive of the nature of the conflict involved . One party will ask : Shall we ... Shall we assert our common ownership of natural resources by putting their development and administration in the hands of the government ?
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For these citizens , reference to the Scriptures for the identification of natural rights would be irrelevant if not objectionable . ... Natural rights are rights supposedly conferred on man by nature , by natural law .
For these citizens , reference to the Scriptures for the identification of natural rights would be irrelevant if not objectionable . ... Natural rights are rights supposedly conferred on man by nature , by natural law .
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It is the most " natural " political response to the essential " nature " of the democratic citizen . The citizen recognizes the welfare state as a government after his own heart . Because of this , say the critics , the politician will ...
It is the most " natural " political response to the essential " nature " of the democratic citizen . The citizen recognizes the welfare state as a government after his own heart . Because of this , say the critics , the politician will ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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