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... Democratic institutions are devices for reconciling social order with individual freedom and initiative , and for making the immediate power of a country's rulers subject to the ultimate power of the ruled . The fact that , in Western ...
... Democratic institutions are devices for reconciling social order with individual freedom and initiative , and for making the immediate power of a country's rulers subject to the ultimate power of the ruled . The fact that , in Western ...
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... democratic country could boast of a great number of small journals and local newspapers . Thousands of country editors expressed thousands of independent opinions . Somewhere or other almost anybody could get almost anything printed ...
... democratic country could boast of a great number of small journals and local newspapers . Thousands of country editors expressed thousands of independent opinions . Somewhere or other almost anybody could get almost anything printed ...
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... democratic mass organization , laid the foundations for such a disciplined totalitarian party . The formation of military and semi - military postwar party organizations ( the Red army , the black shirts , the brown shirts , Heimwehr ...
... democratic mass organization , laid the foundations for such a disciplined totalitarian party . The formation of military and semi - military postwar party organizations ( the Red army , the black shirts , the brown shirts , Heimwehr ...
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