RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY1956 |
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... interest and by giving this leader- ship greater powers . " The way to make votes important and effective , " Croly argued , “ is not to increase but to diminish their number . A democracy has no interest in making good government ...
... interest and by giving this leader- ship greater powers . " The way to make votes important and effective , " Croly argued , “ is not to increase but to diminish their number . A democracy has no interest in making good government ...
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... interests to defeat special interests ? Would not all the bright hopes of reform turn into greedy rule by some special interest , or group of special interests ? On the other hand , if progressivism subordinated “ the people ” in a New ...
... interests to defeat special interests ? Would not all the bright hopes of reform turn into greedy rule by some special interest , or group of special interests ? On the other hand , if progressivism subordinated “ the people ” in a New ...
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... interest within the framework of the League . This assumption was precisely the premise of laissez faire in domestic ... interest with their own . In virtue of this identification , any assailant of the interests of the dominant group is ...
... interest within the framework of the League . This assumption was precisely the premise of laissez faire in domestic ... interest with their own . In virtue of this identification , any assailant of the interests of the dominant group is ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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