Democracy in America, Volumen2Sever & Francis, 1863 |
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... eral and so simple , of the common likeness of men , and of the common birthright of each to freedom : they strove to prove that slavery was in the order of nature , and that it would always exist . Nay , more , everything shows that ...
... eral and so simple , of the common likeness of men , and of the common birthright of each to freedom : they strove to prove that slavery was in the order of nature , and that it would always exist . Nay , more , everything shows that ...
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... eral ideas , and frequently treat them with inconsiderate dis- dain , it is true , on the other hand , that a democratic people is ever ready to carry ideas of this kind to excess , and to espouse them with injudicious warmth . CHAPTER ...
... eral ideas , and frequently treat them with inconsiderate dis- dain , it is true , on the other hand , that a democratic people is ever ready to carry ideas of this kind to excess , and to espouse them with injudicious warmth . CHAPTER ...
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... eral ideas on philosophy , politics , science , or the arts , which may be presented to them ; but for such as relate to com- merce , they will not receive them without inquiry , or adopt them without reserve . The same thing applies to ...
... eral ideas on philosophy , politics , science , or the arts , which may be presented to them ; but for such as relate to com- merce , they will not receive them without inquiry , or adopt them without reserve . The same thing applies to ...
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... eral and eternal truths for their object , they cannot thus shape themselves to the shifting inclinations of every age , without forfeiting their claim to certainty in the eyes of mankind . To this I reply again , that the principal ...
... eral and eternal truths for their object , they cannot thus shape themselves to the shifting inclinations of every age , without forfeiting their claim to certainty in the eyes of mankind . To this I reply again , that the principal ...
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... eral providential designs which govern the universe , and , without showing the finger of the Supreme Governor , reveal the thoughts of the Supreme Mind , their works will be admired and understood , for the imagination of their ...
... eral providential designs which govern the universe , and , without showing the finger of the Supreme Governor , reveal the thoughts of the Supreme Mind , their works will be admired and understood , for the imagination of their ...
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