Great Books of the Western World, Band 43Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... representative government ceases altogether to be admissible , either through its own unfitness , or the supe- rior fitness of some other regimen . First , then , representative , like any other government , must be unsuitable in any ...
... representative government ceases altogether to be admissible , either through its own unfitness , or the supe- rior fitness of some other regimen . First , then , representative , like any other government , must be unsuitable in any ...
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... representative . Secondly , no elector would , as at present , be nominally represented by some one whom he had not chosen . Every member of the House would be the representative of a unanimous constituency . He would represent a ...
... representative . Secondly , no elector would , as at present , be nominally represented by some one whom he had not chosen . Every member of the House would be the representative of a unanimous constituency . He would represent a ...
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... representative government have each its supporters , and each is the recog- nised doctrine of some representative govern- ments . In the Dutch United Provinces , the members of the States General were mere dele- gates ; and to such a ...
... representative government have each its supporters , and each is the recog- nised doctrine of some representative govern- ments . In the Dutch United Provinces , the members of the States General were mere dele- gates ; and to such a ...
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AMERICAN STATE PAPERS Page | 1 |
THE FEDERALIST Page | 29 |
ON LIBERTY Page | 267 |
Urheberrecht | |
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