Tracts of the American Unitarian Association, Issues 354-356The Association, 1827 - Tracts |
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... democracy . Every few years there develops somehow a new keynote , and public interest tends to crystallize around some particular issue . Recently the defense of democracy has been very much in the public eye , both here and abroad . I ...
... democracy . Every few years there develops somehow a new keynote , and public interest tends to crystallize around some particular issue . Recently the defense of democracy has been very much in the public eye , both here and abroad . I ...
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... democracy , the result is always very bad because the practices of democracy are never in accord with its professions ; as practices improve , the ideal leaps yet further ahead . The eyes of democracy must always be fixed forward on ...
... democracy , the result is always very bad because the practices of democracy are never in accord with its professions ; as practices improve , the ideal leaps yet further ahead . The eyes of democracy must always be fixed forward on ...
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... democracy , Gilbert Chesterton came back with the retort , “ Impossible ; democracy is a dangerous trade . " So indeed it is , for if democracy does not live dangerously , giving its enemies the greatest freedom , then democracy does ...
... democracy , Gilbert Chesterton came back with the retort , “ Impossible ; democracy is a dangerous trade . " So indeed it is , for if democracy does not live dangerously , giving its enemies the greatest freedom , then democracy does ...
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