The Elements of PoliticsMacmillan, 1891 - 632 páginas |
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... sense , to include agreements modifying rights in rem as well as those that only give rise to rights in personam • 2. It is generally expedient to enforce contracts , if delibe- rately made between persons possessing at the time PAGES ...
... sense , to include agreements modifying rights in rem as well as those that only give rise to rights in personam • 2. It is generally expedient to enforce contracts , if delibe- rately made between persons possessing at the time PAGES ...
Página xiv
... sense , Socialistic . : 4. Public expenditure for emigration , education and culture , art and science , is defensible on similar grounds . 137-140 140-144 · 144-147 147-149 5. An important amount of " Socialism " ( in xiv CONTENTS.
... sense , Socialistic . : 4. Public expenditure for emigration , education and culture , art and science , is defensible on similar grounds . 137-140 140-144 · 144-147 147-149 5. An important amount of " Socialism " ( in xiv CONTENTS.
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... sense , aims at greater equality in the distribution of wealth . Public ownership and governmental management of the instruments of pro- duction would tend to realise this ; but would arrest industrial progress and diminish the product ...
... sense , aims at greater equality in the distribution of wealth . Public ownership and governmental management of the instruments of pro- duction would tend to realise this ; but would arrest industrial progress and diminish the product ...
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... sense it is true that the mass of the people in any country is the ultimate depository of political power . But in other than democratic states this power is unconsciously possessed , unexercised , and largely un- feared . Still the ...
... sense it is true that the mass of the people in any country is the ultimate depository of political power . But in other than democratic states this power is unconsciously possessed , unexercised , and largely un- feared . Still the ...
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... sense , the most important difference being that the government of such a quasi - political group cannot inflict on its members any ( mundane ) penalty more formidable than exclusion from membership . There are other groups again - for ...
... sense , the most important difference being that the government of such a quasi - political group cannot inflict on its members any ( mundane ) penalty more formidable than exclusion from membership . There are other groups again - for ...
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