The North British Review, Том 37W. P. Kennedy, 1862 |
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Capacity for Revolution and Self - Government Different . 287 a proof of political aptitude on that nation's part . Violence in a people , as in an individual , is a proof of impatience , not of power . The word self - government ...
Capacity for Revolution and Self - Government Different . 287 a proof of political aptitude on that nation's part . Violence in a people , as in an individual , is a proof of impatience , not of power . The word self - government ...
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... government is a mere waste of words . All governments are constitutional go- vernments , and an unconstitutional government would be simply anarchy , or an absence of all institutions whatsoever . But let it be well impressed upon the ...
... government is a mere waste of words . All governments are constitutional go- vernments , and an unconstitutional government would be simply anarchy , or an absence of all institutions whatsoever . But let it be well impressed upon the ...
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... Government could only do one of two things : either honestly perform the limited , though not unimportant , part which belongs to it of right where repre- sentative institutions reign ; or wantonly appeal to revolution and civil war by ...
... Government could only do one of two things : either honestly perform the limited , though not unimportant , part which belongs to it of right where repre- sentative institutions reign ; or wantonly appeal to revolution and civil war by ...
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HISTORY PHILOSOPHY AND MR GOLDWIN | 1 |
A Second Letter to Professor Goldwin Smith | 7 |
ANGLOSAXON AND ANGLONORMAN CHRIS | 35 |
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