North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 77Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1853 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 32
... regard to the structure of the Roman or Athenian commonwealth , although extremely desirable , is no surprising merit , when the means of informa- tion exist , together with the ability to use them ; because , in this case , there is ...
... regard to the structure of the Roman or Athenian commonwealth , although extremely desirable , is no surprising merit , when the means of informa- tion exist , together with the ability to use them ; because , in this case , there is ...
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... regard to their consequences , more or less immediate , and hardly at all in relation to the principles of government which they indicate , or in which they originated . In Europe it is all different ; there , all political principles ...
... regard to their consequences , more or less immediate , and hardly at all in relation to the principles of government which they indicate , or in which they originated . In Europe it is all different ; there , all political principles ...
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... regard to the true relations of govern- ment and people . That government is instituted for the sake of the people , that it is responsible to them , and that they exercise a rightful control over it , are the cardinal points of our ...
... regard to the true relations of govern- ment and people . That government is instituted for the sake of the people , that it is responsible to them , and that they exercise a rightful control over it , are the cardinal points of our ...
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... regard to these subjects , is very various , and does not practically appear to depend very much upon its forms . And for our part , we do not see how a government , which finds itself in possession of power over them , is called upon ...
... regard to these subjects , is very various , and does not practically appear to depend very much upon its forms . And for our part , we do not see how a government , which finds itself in possession of power over them , is called upon ...
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... the front of our government . Since it is the studied purpose of the policy which we have to contend with , to abuse and degrade these sentiments in regard to the distribution of public office , 1853. ] 55 POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY .
... the front of our government . Since it is the studied purpose of the policy which we have to contend with , to abuse and degrade these sentiments in regard to the distribution of public office , 1853. ] 55 POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY .
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