The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Latest Edition. A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and General Literature, 11. köideDay Otis Kellogg, Thomas Spencer Baynes, William Robertson Smith Werner, 1902 |
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... whole number of men in the state , or by a number large in proportion to the whole number of men in the state . The government may be a monarchy , an aristocracy , or a democracy . The same terms are used by Austin as were used by ...
... whole number of men in the state , or by a number large in proportion to the whole number of men in the state . The government may be a monarchy , an aristocracy , or a democracy . The same terms are used by Austin as were used by ...
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... whole state , and the government is bad or good accordingly . In all states the governing power is one man , or a few men , or many men . Hence six varieties of government , three of which are bad and three good . Each excellent form ...
... whole state , and the government is bad or good accordingly . In all states the governing power is one man , or a few men , or many men . Hence six varieties of government , three of which are bad and three good . Each excellent form ...
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... whole , they are among the least defensible of the modern extensions of state power . Coercion for Moral Purposes . - The measures hitherto noticed may in general be justified either on the ground of the inability of the persons ...
... whole , they are among the least defensible of the modern extensions of state power . Coercion for Moral Purposes . - The measures hitherto noticed may in general be justified either on the ground of the inability of the persons ...
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... whole Arthur legend as it then ( 1170–1180 ) existed , if for no other reason , because he lived in the very part of England which was studded with Arthurian sites . He fully answers to the description of the " great clerks " who ...
... whole Arthur legend as it then ( 1170–1180 ) existed , if for no other reason , because he lived in the very part of England which was studded with Arthurian sites . He fully answers to the description of the " great clerks " who ...
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... whole forms un- explained , or at most conjecturally interpreted , since the machinery by means of which the relations of grammar are symbolized is often changed so completely during the growth of a language as to cause its earlier ...
... whole forms un- explained , or at most conjecturally interpreted , since the machinery by means of which the relations of grammar are symbolized is often changed so completely during the growth of a language as to cause its earlier ...
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