On Civil Liberty and Self-governmentLippincott, 1875 - 622 páginas |
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... exists . But in this latter case it is the protection , or , in other words , rights beyond the reach of the majority which constitute liberty , not the power of the majority . There can be no doubt that the majority ruled in the French ...
... exists . But in this latter case it is the protection , or , in other words , rights beyond the reach of the majority which constitute liberty , not the power of the majority . There can be no doubt that the majority ruled in the French ...
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... exist in a polity . which he contemplates at the time . In the Latin language Libertas came to signify what we call republic , or a non - regal government . Respublica did not necessarily mean the same as our word Republic , as our term ...
... exist in a polity . which he contemplates at the time . In the Latin language Libertas came to signify what we call republic , or a non - regal government . Respublica did not necessarily mean the same as our word Republic , as our term ...
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... exists a certain . acknowledgment of a public law of individual rights , of the idea that the state , after all , is for the protection of the individual , however ill conceived the means to obtain this object may be . * * * " The idea ...
... exists a certain . acknowledgment of a public law of individual rights , of the idea that the state , after all , is for the protection of the individual , however ill conceived the means to obtain this object may be . * * * " The idea ...
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... exist nowhere ; and we find , at the present period only , the whole the European continent , with the exception of Russia , as a matter of course , engaged in an arduous struggle to regain liberty , or rather to establish modern ...
... exist nowhere ; and we find , at the present period only , the whole the European continent , with the exception of Russia , as a matter of course , engaged in an arduous struggle to regain liberty , or rather to establish modern ...
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... exist indeed - blinding ambition may be enjoyed , but it is no liberty ; if , on the other hand , the term people is never taken in any other sense than a mere term of brevity , and for the impossible enumeration of all in- dividuals ...
... exist indeed - blinding ambition may be enjoyed , but it is no liberty ; if , on the other hand , the term people is never taken in any other sense than a mere term of brevity , and for the impossible enumeration of all in- dividuals ...
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