American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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... ment . Not even a constitutional monarchy found favor . Abso- lute monarchy , the antipodes of popular sovereignty , ruled . As Sidgwick in his " Development of European Polity " says , abso- lute monarchy was regarded " as the final ...
... ment . Not even a constitutional monarchy found favor . Abso- lute monarchy , the antipodes of popular sovereignty , ruled . As Sidgwick in his " Development of European Polity " says , abso- lute monarchy was regarded " as the final ...
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... ment can ever be expected to occur . The last hopes of man- kind , therefore , rest with us ; and if it should be proclaimed that our example had become an argument against the experiment , the knell of popular liberty would be sounded ...
... ment can ever be expected to occur . The last hopes of man- kind , therefore , rest with us ; and if it should be proclaimed that our example had become an argument against the experiment , the knell of popular liberty would be sounded ...
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... ment still assailed but the civilizing effect of that kind of gov- ernment is denied . Godkin , himself a defender of democracy , summarizes candidly the arguments against it as follows , namely , that " It is fatal in the long run to ...
... ment still assailed but the civilizing effect of that kind of gov- ernment is denied . Godkin , himself a defender of democracy , summarizes candidly the arguments against it as follows , namely , that " It is fatal in the long run to ...
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... ment of all his own powers for his own welfare . " 1 Eliot says that " thoughtful democracy of today accepts abso- lutely Louis Pasteur's definition of freedom- a state in which every one is permitted to develop freely and to apply his ...
... ment of all his own powers for his own welfare . " 1 Eliot says that " thoughtful democracy of today accepts abso- lutely Louis Pasteur's definition of freedom- a state in which every one is permitted to develop freely and to apply his ...
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... ment . Sovereignty is with the whole people and they parceled out powers between the States and the federal government . Once granted , no minority could withdraw or judge of what pow- ers had been given . The Constitution created a ...
... ment . Sovereignty is with the whole people and they parceled out powers between the States and the federal government . Once granted , no minority could withdraw or judge of what pow- ers had been given . The Constitution created a ...
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