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That the quality or character of an end may itself preclude the possibility of realization is illustrated by the case of the child's desire for the moon , the desire to live forever and the search for a method of squaring the circle .
That the quality or character of an end may itself preclude the possibility of realization is illustrated by the case of the child's desire for the moon , the desire to live forever and the search for a method of squaring the circle .
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It would certainly be foolish to advocate a form of government which was committed to the promotion of the realization of the impossible . To recognize the bounds of the possible , to accept them cheerfully , and to work within these ...
It would certainly be foolish to advocate a form of government which was committed to the promotion of the realization of the impossible . To recognize the bounds of the possible , to accept them cheerfully , and to work within these ...
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The corporate end of a government , in the democratic philosophy , is the promotion of the greatest possible realization of the ends of the greatest number of citizens . Democracy therefore does not begin with a specific formula ...
The corporate end of a government , in the democratic philosophy , is the promotion of the greatest possible realization of the ends of the greatest number of citizens . Democracy therefore does not begin with a specific formula ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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