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Pagina 52
... true if certain premises were granted , though whether the premises were true is another question . In any case , they were felt to be true , which is all that matters in revolution . Lenin and Trotzky were altogether devoted to their ...
... true if certain premises were granted , though whether the premises were true is another question . In any case , they were felt to be true , which is all that matters in revolution . Lenin and Trotzky were altogether devoted to their ...
Pagina 159
... true spirit of Democracy . This Benda shows to be far from true . The spirit of Democracy , he recalls , is to ensure that the military is subordinated to the civil power . Once this is achieved , Democracy- like all systems which mean ...
... true spirit of Democracy . This Benda shows to be far from true . The spirit of Democracy , he recalls , is to ensure that the military is subordinated to the civil power . Once this is achieved , Democracy- like all systems which mean ...
Pagina 184
... true and vital in Liberalism had become the common doctrine of all democratic parties . ' > It may very well have crossed his mind that if the Liberal Party had been superseded there was no guarantee of immortality for the Labour Party ...
... true and vital in Liberalism had become the common doctrine of all democratic parties . ' > It may very well have crossed his mind that if the Liberal Party had been superseded there was no guarantee of immortality for the Labour Party ...
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