Democracy in America, Volumen2Sever & Francis, 1863 |
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... ranks of society are unequal , and men unlike each other in condition , there are some individuals wielding the power of superior intelligence , learning , and enlighten- ment , whilst the multitude are sunk in ignorance and preju- dice ...
... ranks of society are unequal , and men unlike each other in condition , there are some individuals wielding the power of superior intelligence , learning , and enlighten- ment , whilst the multitude are sunk in ignorance and preju- dice ...
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... ranks or by men , the human mind would be closely fettered to the general will of the greatest number . If the absolute power of a majority were to be substi- tuted , by democratic nations , for all the different powers which checked or ...
... ranks or by men , the human mind would be closely fettered to the general will of the greatest number . If the absolute power of a majority were to be substi- tuted , by democratic nations , for all the different powers which checked or ...
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... rank , profes- sions , and birth , when I escape from the authority of ex- ample , to seek out , by the single effort of my reason , the path to be followed , I am inclined to derive the motives of my opinions from human nature itself ...
... rank , profes- sions , and birth , when I escape from the authority of ex- ample , to seek out , by the single effort of my reason , the path to be followed , I am inclined to derive the motives of my opinions from human nature itself ...
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... ranks , they are apt to devise as many deities as there are nations , castes , classes , or families , and to trace a thousand private roads to Heaven . It cannot be denied that Christianity itself has felt , to some extent , the ...
... ranks , they are apt to devise as many deities as there are nations , castes , classes , or families , and to trace a thousand private roads to Heaven . It cannot be denied that Christianity itself has felt , to some extent , the ...
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... ranks soon grew up in the bosom of these nations ; the different races were more sharply defined , and each na- tion was divided by castes into several peoples . In the midst of this common effort , which seemed to be dividing human ...
... ranks soon grew up in the bosom of these nations ; the different races were more sharply defined , and each na- tion was divided by castes into several peoples . In the midst of this common effort , which seemed to be dividing human ...
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