...On the contrary, it is only a part of his general contribution to the support of the State itself. That it is not only the right, but the duty, of the State to support a system of public schools, which can only be done by the impartial taxation of all, is no...

...from the rates on merchandise to the safeguards against accident. Starting from the fundamental German principle that it is not only the right but the duty...state to interfere in every matter of public interest, it assumed the power as a matter of course, until in practice the will of the minister was able to...

...safeguards against accidents. Starling, therefore, from the fundamental principle that it is not / I" only the right but the duty of the state to interfere in every matter of publfc interest, issues which are contended over fiercely in America were throughout central Europe...

...the larger part of the population at a very susceptible period of life. It is argued, and rightly, that it is not only the right but the duty of the state to protect its schools against the invasion of communicable disease, and that this method of requiring...

...is well settled that all animals ferae naturae belong to the states as trustees for the public, and that it is not only the right but the duty of the state as such trustee so to regulate and control the taking of game and fish as to preserve them from wanton...

...any rate that it forms the primary source from which their collective needs must be satisfied ; and that it is not only the right, but the duty of the State to see that it is so employed as to minister most effectively to those needs. Lassalle and his followers...

...mortality recorded is generally referred to as the "Mills Reincke phenomenon" or as "Hazen's Theorem." That it is not only the right, but the duty, of the State to protect the health of Its people needs no argument. It is a principle that has long been recognized...

...principle as a grossly unjust abuse of the principle of individualism, and argues very effectively that it is not only the right but the duty of the State to exercise its power of jurisdiction in order to abolish the present iniquities. Having specified in...

...prevention of harm to others. This is the minimum claim the State can make, and it will be admitted that it is not only the right but the duty of the State to prevent harm to its members. That is what it is for. Now no abstract or independent principle is discoverable,...

...from the Supreme Court of the United States the famous decision of Holden vs. Hardy, in which it held that it is not only the right but the duty of the State to restrict the hours of those who work underground. In Illinois the women must have unlimited hours because...