The English ConstitutionOxford University Press, 1928 - 312 páginas |
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... feelings in the ordinary citizen ? Patriotism involves conceptions of unity and continuity . The coldest patriot recognizes himself as part ( by birth or adoption ) of an enduring ' Whole ' . He has feelings , however vague , about its ...
... feelings in the ordinary citizen ? Patriotism involves conceptions of unity and continuity . The coldest patriot recognizes himself as part ( by birth or adoption ) of an enduring ' Whole ' . He has feelings , however vague , about its ...
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... feelings in government are in- herited just as the true filial feelings in common life . You might as well adopt a father as make a monarchy ; the special sentiment belonging to the one is as incapable of voluntary creation as the ...
... feelings in government are in- herited just as the true filial feelings in common life . You might as well adopt a father as make a monarchy ; the special sentiment belonging to the one is as incapable of voluntary creation as the ...
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... feeling of moral obligation to obey it . The functionaries who exercise authority under it might be more or less competent or popular ; but his personal feelings towards them were com◅ monly lost in his attachment or aversion to the ...
... feeling of moral obligation to obey it . The functionaries who exercise authority under it might be more or less competent or popular ; but his personal feelings towards them were com◅ monly lost in his attachment or aversion to the ...
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... feeling which condemned the shedding of blood in other cases , was considered meritorious : he could not even be mentioned in the language except by a name ( rúpavvos , despot ) which branded him as an object of mingled fear and dislike ...
... feeling which condemned the shedding of blood in other cases , was considered meritorious : he could not even be mentioned in the language except by a name ( rúpavvos , despot ) which branded him as an object of mingled fear and dislike ...
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... feelings by which the heroic kings governed their rude age , and has added the feelings by which the constitutions of later Greece ruled in more refined ages . We are a more mixed people than the Athenians , or probably than any ...
... feelings by which the heroic kings governed their rude age , and has added the feelings by which the constitutions of later Greece ruled in more refined ages . We are a more mixed people than the Athenians , or probably than any ...
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