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Pagina 219
... freedom of every slave in the British Empire in 1834. This was one of the first victories of organised Liberalism in England - a noble act , of which we have just celebrated the centenary . It was not until a generation later that ...
... freedom of every slave in the British Empire in 1834. This was one of the first victories of organised Liberalism in England - a noble act , of which we have just celebrated the centenary . It was not until a generation later that ...
Pagina 220
... freedom of discussion has been a slow and painful process . It was won earlier and more fully in Holland and in England than in other countries ; yet even in England it was not securely established until the end of the seventeenth ...
... freedom of discussion has been a slow and painful process . It was won earlier and more fully in Holland and in England than in other countries ; yet even in England it was not securely established until the end of the seventeenth ...
Pagina 222
moving is freedom of intercourse - the maximum possible freedom of movement over the face of the earth for ideas , for men , for goods and for capital . Governments have commonly regarded this freedom with suspicion , and have striven ...
moving is freedom of intercourse - the maximum possible freedom of movement over the face of the earth for ideas , for men , for goods and for capital . Governments have commonly regarded this freedom with suspicion , and have striven ...
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ANGELL Sir Norman | 136 |
CARR Philip | 205 |
SABATIER Frédéric | 211 |
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