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... Aristocracies - Its Uses CHAPTER VIII . DEMOCRACY - SOCIETY . • 344-352 Charge of Monotony - Society Picturesque in Aristocracies , Individuals in Democracies - Charge of Want of Culture - Education more general , but Culture less ...
... Aristocracies - Its Uses CHAPTER VIII . DEMOCRACY - SOCIETY . • 344-352 Charge of Monotony - Society Picturesque in Aristocracies , Individuals in Democracies - Charge of Want of Culture - Education more general , but Culture less ...
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... aristocracies and demo- cracies , if we do not know the effects of their distinctive principles on the human mind , on its dignity or abasement , its expansion or repression , its fulness and spontaneity , or tameness and rigidity ? It ...
... aristocracies and demo- cracies , if we do not know the effects of their distinctive principles on the human mind , on its dignity or abasement , its expansion or repression , its fulness and spontaneity , or tameness and rigidity ? It ...
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... aristocracies , and inheres in their very nature . They have done all they could , in every age , to prevent the intellectual elevation of the people , and have succeeded in proportion to their power ; from the despotism of the slave ...
... aristocracies , and inheres in their very nature . They have done all they could , in every age , to prevent the intellectual elevation of the people , and have succeeded in proportion to their power ; from the despotism of the slave ...
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... aristocracies . The one it is the end of religion to sanction , to enforce , and to propagate ; the other is in antagonism to religion , and , as long as it exists , is a standing obstacle to the reception of its teachings . In England ...
... aristocracies . The one it is the end of religion to sanction , to enforce , and to propagate ; the other is in antagonism to religion , and , as long as it exists , is a standing obstacle to the reception of its teachings . In England ...
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... aristocracies , and castes , and so enabled them to dominate the souls as well as enslave the bodies of men . Is it likely that this shall be much longer perpetuated , now that Science has torn the illusion from such pretensions , has ...
... aristocracies , and castes , and so enabled them to dominate the souls as well as enslave the bodies of men . Is it likely that this shall be much longer perpetuated , now that Science has torn the illusion from such pretensions , has ...
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