Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... sense of duty , and power of sacrifice ; but on their sense of interest . Their own sense of their own interest would lead them to institute good government , and to insist on wise and equitable administration . But , in throwing a ...
... sense of duty , and power of sacrifice ; but on their sense of interest . Their own sense of their own interest would lead them to institute good government , and to insist on wise and equitable administration . But , in throwing a ...
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... sense , it designates the end of government , rather than its form ; this is the sense , in which we have uniform- ly used it , when we have called ourselves a demo- crat ; and in this sense , the only sense in which we have ever ...
... sense , it designates the end of government , rather than its form ; this is the sense , in which we have uniform- ly used it , when we have called ourselves a demo- crat ; and in this sense , the only sense in which we have ever ...
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... sense named , and mean by it , that political order which is founded on the prin- ciple of the sovereignty of the people , regarded not merely as the administrators , but as the source and ground , of government . The But here , at the ...
... sense named , and mean by it , that political order which is founded on the prin- ciple of the sovereignty of the people , regarded not merely as the administrators , but as the source and ground , of government . The But here , at the ...
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