Great Books of the Western World, 43. köideRobert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... body so variable and so numerous . The very complication of the business , by introducing a necessity of the concurrence of so many differ- ent bodies , would of itself afford a solid objec- tion . The greater frequency of the calls ...
... body so variable and so numerous . The very complication of the business , by introducing a necessity of the concurrence of so many differ- ent bodies , would of itself afford a solid objec- tion . The greater frequency of the calls ...
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... body which consists of independent and public - spirited men , who have an influen- tial weight in the councils of the nation . Hence it is ( the present reign not excepted ) that the sense of that body is often seen to control the ...
... body which consists of independent and public - spirited men , who have an influen- tial weight in the councils of the nation . Hence it is ( the present reign not excepted ) that the sense of that body is often seen to control the ...
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... body for all local business , not different bodies for different parts of it . Divi- sion of labour does not mean cutting up every business into minute fractions ; it means the union of such operations as are fit to be per- formed by ...
... body for all local business , not different bodies for different parts of it . Divi- sion of labour does not mean cutting up every business into minute fractions ; it means the union of such operations as are fit to be per- formed by ...
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AMERICAN STATE PAPERS Page | 1 |
THE FEDERALIST Page | 29 |
ON LIBERTY Page | 267 |
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