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Pagina 111
... individual members . We have , then , briefly considered the main constituent elements in the claim for personal freedom , based on the freedoms of the human will and mind which are ultimate and indefeasible facts . Of course if these ...
... individual members . We have , then , briefly considered the main constituent elements in the claim for personal freedom , based on the freedoms of the human will and mind which are ultimate and indefeasible facts . Of course if these ...
Pagina 212
... individual members to the free development of the good life . If a State acts unjustly against an individual , it may readily arouse great fierceness of indignation . Should it act thus unjustly against a whole group or minority , it ...
... individual members to the free development of the good life . If a State acts unjustly against an individual , it may readily arouse great fierceness of indignation . Should it act thus unjustly against a whole group or minority , it ...
Pagina 257
... individual , and for a world of States in which the citizen counts more than the State . And by the individual I do not mean that the citizens of England will be better fed , housed and clothed than those of other nations - which I ...
... individual , and for a world of States in which the citizen counts more than the State . And by the individual I do not mean that the citizens of England will be better fed , housed and clothed than those of other nations - which I ...
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CHANINGPEARCE M | 39 |
A Prospect of Flowers | 135 |
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