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... authority . The former is not authoritarian but constitutionalist - and often parliamen- tary - whereas the latter , in its stress on the authority of some traditional elite , is often justifiably called not conservative but reactionary ...
... authority . The former is not authoritarian but constitutionalist - and often parliamen- tary - whereas the latter , in its stress on the authority of some traditional elite , is often justifiably called not conservative but reactionary ...
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... authority , though strict in Assyria , was compromised elsewhere by the wide free- dom of action at least tacitly given to the wife ; in fact , she was generally subordinate only in the sense that everyone was under the authority of the ...
... authority , though strict in Assyria , was compromised elsewhere by the wide free- dom of action at least tacitly given to the wife ; in fact , she was generally subordinate only in the sense that everyone was under the authority of the ...
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... authority , the Customs Con- gress , in which each state had a single vote . A common tariff , the Prussian Tariff of 1818 , shielded the member states from foreign competition , but free trade was the rule internally . During a second ...
... authority , the Customs Con- gress , in which each state had a single vote . A common tariff , the Prussian Tariff of 1818 , shielded the member states from foreign competition , but free trade was the rule internally . During a second ...
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