The Ideas of Freedom and Despotism in the Political Thought of Alexis de TocquevilleStanford University, 1976 - 1384 páginas |
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... efforts alone stands the higher in his own esteem as well as in that of others : he grows both stronger and greater of soul .... If a man gets the idea of any social improvement whatsoever , a school , a hospital , a road , he does not ...
... efforts alone stands the higher in his own esteem as well as in that of others : he grows both stronger and greater of soul .... If a man gets the idea of any social improvement whatsoever , a school , a hospital , a road , he does not ...
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... efforts -- efforts which release the latent potential for popular energy and which impel men and women to master their world -- these are the marks of a free nation . CHAFTER XIII FREEDOM AS INTERDEPENDENCE : THE PARADOX OF PERSONAL 407 ...
... efforts -- efforts which release the latent potential for popular energy and which impel men and women to master their world -- these are the marks of a free nation . CHAFTER XIII FREEDOM AS INTERDEPENDENCE : THE PARADOX OF PERSONAL 407 ...
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... efforts and set in motion an endless series of anxieties and dissatisfactions . In America I saw the freest and most enlightened men placed in the happiest circumstances that the world affords ; it seemed to me as if a cloud habitually ...
... efforts and set in motion an endless series of anxieties and dissatisfactions . In America I saw the freest and most enlightened men placed in the happiest circumstances that the world affords ; it seemed to me as if a cloud habitually ...
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