The Elements of PoliticsMacmillan, 1891 - 632 páginas |
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... degree proposed by Bentham - and of equal division " by stocks , " on the ground of conformity to natural expectations . 94-97 97-98 98-100 101-102 102-104 CHAPTER VIII REMEDIES FOR WRONGS 1. To remedy wrongs Government xii CONTENTS.
... degree proposed by Bentham - and of equal division " by stocks , " on the ground of conformity to natural expectations . 94-97 97-98 98-100 101-102 102-104 CHAPTER VIII REMEDIES FOR WRONGS 1. To remedy wrongs Government xii CONTENTS.
Página xiv
... natural resources by individuals may be indefinitely restricted in the interest of the community . Apart from this , abstract theory shows several cases in which the individual's interest does not tend in the direction most conducive to ...
... natural resources by individuals may be indefinitely restricted in the interest of the community . Apart from this , abstract theory shows several cases in which the individual's interest does not tend in the direction most conducive to ...
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... natural resources . 3. The supply of funds thus rendered though tem- porarily they may be to a great extent borrowed— must in the long run be mainly raised by taxation ( in a wide sense ) . 4. In distributing the burden of taxation ...
... natural resources . 3. The supply of funds thus rendered though tem- porarily they may be to a great extent borrowed— must in the long run be mainly raised by taxation ( in a wide sense ) . 4. In distributing the burden of taxation ...
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... some expres- sion of the separate political existence of the part - states PAGES 482-485 486-489 489-492 492-496 496-500 • 500-501 501-504 505-507 PAGES in the structure of a federal Government is natural CONTENTS xxvii.
... some expres- sion of the separate political existence of the part - states PAGES 482-485 486-489 489-492 492-496 496-500 • 500-501 501-504 505-507 PAGES in the structure of a federal Government is natural CONTENTS xxvii.
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Henry Sidgwick. PAGES in the structure of a federal Government is natural , though not essential . A federal Constitution will tend to be stable ; but there should be some legal process of changing it . • 3. The distinction between a ...
Henry Sidgwick. PAGES in the structure of a federal Government is natural , though not essential . A federal Constitution will tend to be stable ; but there should be some legal process of changing it . • 3. The distinction between a ...
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