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... democratic . " Germany , Dr. Luther admitted , is not a nation in which Parlia- ment rules ; but the democratic idea appears in Chancellor Hit- ler's submission to the vote of the people and his promise to submit himself to their vote ...
... democratic . " Germany , Dr. Luther admitted , is not a nation in which Parlia- ment rules ; but the democratic idea appears in Chancellor Hit- ler's submission to the vote of the people and his promise to submit himself to their vote ...
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... democratic régime does not guaran- tee that it will yield results opposite to those of democracy , and , that as a consequence , if democracy gives unsatisfactory results , dictatorship will give nothing but satisfactory ones . As a ...
... democratic régime does not guaran- tee that it will yield results opposite to those of democracy , and , that as a consequence , if democracy gives unsatisfactory results , dictatorship will give nothing but satisfactory ones . As a ...
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... democracy is good , but because democracy is bad and dictatorship is worse . VIII Those who ask for a dictatorship to heal the diseases which are not cured under a democratic rule maintain that democracy makes good leadership impossible ...
... democracy is good , but because democracy is bad and dictatorship is worse . VIII Those who ask for a dictatorship to heal the diseases which are not cured under a democratic rule maintain that democracy makes good leadership impossible ...
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HARVARD SEALS AND ARMS Samuel Eliot Morison | 16 |
HARVARD AND THE SMALL COLLEGE Harold A Larrabee | 27 |
MADAME Geneva Edward B Hall | 34 |
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