Democracy in America, Volumen2Sever & Francis, 1863 |
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... habits , have exercised , and still do exercise , independently of democracy , an immense influence upon their modes of thought and feeling . Other causes , equally independent of the principle of equality , would be found in Europe ...
... habits , have exercised , and still do exercise , independently of democracy , an immense influence upon their modes of thought and feeling . Other causes , equally independent of the principle of equality , would be found in Europe ...
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... habit , of family- maxims , class - opinions , and , in some degree , of national prejudices ; to accept tradition only as a means of informa tion , and existing facts only as a lesson to be used in doing otherwise and doing better ; to ...
... habit , of family- maxims , class - opinions , and , in some degree , of national prejudices ; to accept tradition only as a means of informa tion , and existing facts only as a lesson to be used in doing otherwise and doing better ; to ...
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... habits of mind . As they perceive that they succeed in resolving without assistance all the little difficulties which their practical life presents , they readily conclude that everything in the world may be explained , and that nothing ...
... habits of mind . As they perceive that they succeed in resolving without assistance all the little difficulties which their practical life presents , they readily conclude that everything in the world may be explained , and that nothing ...
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... habits of mind which are derived from these causes , were as yet opposed to it . It was discovered at a time when men were beginning to equalize and assimilate their conditions . It could only be generally followed in ages when those ...
... habits of mind which are derived from these causes , were as yet opposed to it . It was discovered at a time when men were beginning to equalize and assimilate their conditions . It could only be generally followed in ages when those ...
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... habits of the nation and all the feelings of patriotism , whence it derives a peculiar force . To this reason another of no less power may be added : in America , religion has , as it were , laid down its own limits . Religious ...
... habits of the nation and all the feelings of patriotism , whence it derives a peculiar force . To this reason another of no less power may be added : in America , religion has , as it were , laid down its own limits . Religious ...
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