The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 8Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1840 |
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... ment . It accomplished two great results . The central government became a real one , and was placed in its proper position . The Constitution freed it from the con- trol of the States , gave it a direct action upon the citizens without ...
... ment . It accomplished two great results . The central government became a real one , and was placed in its proper position . The Constitution freed it from the con- trol of the States , gave it a direct action upon the citizens without ...
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... ment . Thus those paramount and eternal questions , which have agitated , and will continue to agitate , the world , and which are linked to the far higher problem of man's nature and destiny , were all involved in the American parties ...
... ment . Thus those paramount and eternal questions , which have agitated , and will continue to agitate , the world , and which are linked to the far higher problem of man's nature and destiny , were all involved in the American parties ...
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... ment Irish now at length got common cause made . Ireland , now for the first time in such strange circuitous way , does find itself embarked in the same boat with Eng- land , to sail together ; the wretchedness of Ireland , slowly but ...
... ment Irish now at length got common cause made . Ireland , now for the first time in such strange circuitous way , does find itself embarked in the same boat with Eng- land , to sail together ; the wretchedness of Ireland , slowly but ...
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... ment of the multitude by the multitude , can be no finality ; that with the completest winning of democracy is nothing won , except empti- ness and the free chance to win . Democracy is , by the nature of it , a self - cancelling ...
... ment of the multitude by the multitude , can be no finality ; that with the completest winning of democracy is nothing won , except empti- ness and the free chance to win . Democracy is , by the nature of it , a self - cancelling ...
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... justice and truth meets us - some departure from the legitimate functions of govern- ment , some organization for crushing the will of the many , before the man . pride or caprice of the few , some 28 [ July , Carlyle's Chartism .
... justice and truth meets us - some departure from the legitimate functions of govern- ment , some organization for crushing the will of the many , before the man . pride or caprice of the few , some 28 [ July , Carlyle's Chartism .
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