Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of DemocracyUniversity of Pittsburgh Press, 1956 - 224 páginas |
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... proposed in his Prince ( 1513 ) that union should come through a great leader by means which were not subject to the ordinary rules of morality . No prince arose to unite Italy , but it was the birth of the science of power politics ...
... proposed in his Prince ( 1513 ) that union should come through a great leader by means which were not subject to the ordinary rules of morality . No prince arose to unite Italy , but it was the birth of the science of power politics ...
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... propose to let either of the other parties interfere with their liberties , or , what was much the same thing , with business . It was with the last party that the Puritans found their niche ... proposed to use the 118 BEST HOPE OF EARTH.
... propose to let either of the other parties interfere with their liberties , or , what was much the same thing , with business . It was with the last party that the Puritans found their niche ... proposed to use the 118 BEST HOPE OF EARTH.
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... proposed to set up an aristocratic republic on the model that Locke had defended , with a strict separation of ... propose to be ruled by an oligarchy of " the rich , the well - born , and the able . " It was the great political ...
... proposed to set up an aristocratic republic on the model that Locke had defended , with a strict separation of ... propose to be ruled by an oligarchy of " the rich , the well - born , and the able . " It was the great political ...
Contenido
ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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