Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volumen1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... democracy knows no liberty but the liberty of the majority to govern as it pleases . The moment you talk of constitutions , or political contrivances to limit the power of the majority , or to restrain its will , and demand political ...
... democracy knows no liberty but the liberty of the majority to govern as it pleases . The moment you talk of constitutions , or political contrivances to limit the power of the majority , or to restrain its will , and demand political ...
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... democracy as the form of the government is the best practicable means of securing this end , unless restrained by constitutions , the most earnest and enlightened faith , and the most pure and rigid religious discipline , is , to say ...
... democracy as the form of the government is the best practicable means of securing this end , unless restrained by constitutions , the most earnest and enlightened faith , and the most pure and rigid religious discipline , is , to say ...
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... democracy nsually elevates are petty attorneys or small lawyers , men of large selfishness and small capacity , and less political knowledge . The Southern States , whose democracy is less socially diffused than that of the Northern ...
... democracy nsually elevates are petty attorneys or small lawyers , men of large selfishness and small capacity , and less political knowledge . The Southern States , whose democracy is less socially diffused than that of the Northern ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
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