Democracy in America, Volumen2Sever & Francis, 1863 |
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... citizens , placed on an equal footing , are all closely seen by each other ; and where , as no signs of incontestable greatness or superiority are perceived in any one of them , they are constantly brought back to their own reason as ...
... citizens , placed on an equal footing , are all closely seen by each other ; and where , as no signs of incontestable greatness or superiority are perceived in any one of them , they are constantly brought back to their own reason as ...
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... citizens should be rallied and held to- gether by certain predominant ideas ; and this cannot be the case unless each of them sometimes draws his opinions from the common source , and consents to accept certain matters of belief already ...
... citizens should be rallied and held to- gether by certain predominant ideas ; and this cannot be the case unless each of them sometimes draws his opinions from the common source , and consents to accept certain matters of belief already ...
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... citizens and fellow- men . Having contracted the habit of generalizing his ideas in the study which engages him most and interests him most , he transfers the same habit to all his pursuits ; and thus it is that the craving to discover ...
... citizens and fellow- men . Having contracted the habit of generalizing his ideas in the study which engages him most and interests him most , he transfers the same habit to all his pursuits ; and thus it is that the craving to discover ...
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... citizen from another , the stronger is the bent of the human mind , as if by its own impulse , towards the idea of a single and all - powerful Being , dispensing equal laws in the same manner to every man . In democratic ages , then ...
... citizen from another , the stronger is the bent of the human mind , as if by its own impulse , towards the idea of a single and all - powerful Being , dispensing equal laws in the same manner to every man . In democratic ages , then ...
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... citizens , and considering only the people , - of overlooking individuals , to think only of their kind . At such times , the human mind seeks to embrace a multitude of different objects at once ; and it constantly strives to connect a ...
... citizens , and considering only the people , - of overlooking individuals , to think only of their kind . At such times , the human mind seeks to embrace a multitude of different objects at once ; and it constantly strives to connect a ...
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