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... says , " Democracy is better than tyranny , aristocracy is the best . " But it is of material impor- tance to observe , that the term aristocracy had in those remote times a very different meaning from that which it now bears : as is ...
... says , " Democracy is better than tyranny , aristocracy is the best . " But it is of material impor- tance to observe , that the term aristocracy had in those remote times a very different meaning from that which it now bears : as is ...
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philosopher says , that this government arises when the free , because they are equal in some things , believe themselves equal in all ; to which cause he attributes great dissentions in the state . All men have equal rights , but not ...
philosopher says , that this government arises when the free , because they are equal in some things , believe themselves equal in all ; to which cause he attributes great dissentions in the state . All men have equal rights , but not ...
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... says , the most confined power of all kings whatever . If the Spartan kings were bad , they were tried and punished ... says Thucydides , between the rich and poor . To this popularity of it's nature is to be ascribed it's strength and ...
... says , the most confined power of all kings whatever . If the Spartan kings were bad , they were tried and punished ... says Thucydides , between the rich and poor . To this popularity of it's nature is to be ascribed it's strength and ...
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