...seven centuries to liberalize them into a " finished democracy which fully satisfied the Greek nation ; one in which every attribute of sovereignty might...respect to rank or property, by every freeman.'•* Tho Greeks began with monarchy ; and having passed through all the intermediate species and shades...

...seven centuries to liberalize them into a " finished democracy which fully satisfied the Greek nation; one in which every attribute of sovereignty might...without respect to rank or property, by every freeman."* The Greeks began with monarchy; and having passed through all the intermediate species and shades of...

...seven centuries to liberalize them into a " finished democracy which fully satisfied the Greek nation ; one in which every attribute of sovereignty might...without respect to rank or property, by every freeman."* The Greeks began with monarchy; and having passed through all the intermediate species and shades of...

...democrática!, though the highest offices of the state might be reserved to я privileged class. But a finished democracy, that which fully satisfied the Greek notion,...citizen, which, in the opinion of Aristotle, could not exi^t without л voice in the legislative assembly, and such a share in the administration of justice1...

...democmtical, though the highest offices of the state might be reserved to a privileged class. But a finished democracy, that which fully satisfied the Greek notion,...of a citizen, which, in the opinion of Aristotle, coiild not exist without a voice in the legislative assembly, and such a share in the administration...

...democrática!, though the highest offices of the state might be reserved to a privileged class. But a finished democracy, that which fully satisfied the Greek notion,...the character of a citizen, which, in the opinion of Aristoúe, could not exist without a voice in the legislative assembly, and such a share in the administration...

...Thirl wall, in his studies of Greek polity, recognized this rule, when he wrote : — " But a finished democracy, that which fully satisfied the Greek notion,...without respect to rank or property, by every freeman." * In recognizing the right of " every freeman " to the full enjoyment of the elective franchise, our...

...Thirlwall, in his studies of Greek polity, recognized this rule, when he wrote : — " But a finished democracy, that which fully satisfied the Greek notion,...without respect to rank or property, by every freeman." 2 In recognizing the right of "every freeman" to the full enjoyment of the elective franchise, our...

...centuries to liberalize them into "a finished democracy " which fully satisfied the Greek nation ; one in which every attribute of sovereignty might...without respect to rank or property, by every freeman."* The Greeks began with monarchy; and having passed through all the intermediate species and shades of...

...Thirlwall, in his studies of Greek polity, recognized this rule, when he wrote : — " But a finished democracy, that which fully satisfied the Greek notion,...without respect to rank or property, by every freeman." * In recognizing the right of "every freeman" to the full enjoyment of the elective franchise, our...