The United States: An Experiment in DemocracyHarper, 1920 - 332 páginas |
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... true , but it is not so true as it seems to be . What seems to be a more ready response to public opinion is often only a more rapid formation of public opinion itself . England is a small country- about the size of the state of Kansas ...
... true , but it is not so true as it seems to be . What seems to be a more ready response to public opinion is often only a more rapid formation of public opinion itself . England is a small country- about the size of the state of Kansas ...
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... true in part , and might conceivably have proved altogether true had peace prevailed in Europe for another gen- eration . But , as it turned out , the French Revolution followed hard upon the American War of Independence ; and the ...
... true in part , and might conceivably have proved altogether true had peace prevailed in Europe for another gen- eration . But , as it turned out , the French Revolution followed hard upon the American War of Independence ; and the ...
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... true . It was true because the slavery question was not one which could be settled by compromise or confined within the limits of legal categories . Slavery was a moral question as well as an economic and constitutional one . It was the ...
... true . It was true because the slavery question was not one which could be settled by compromise or confined within the limits of legal categories . Slavery was a moral question as well as an economic and constitutional one . It was the ...
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