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Page 186
... political functions , and has been thoroughly seasoned to political excitement . In most other countries there is no middle course between absolute submission and open rebellion . In England there has always been for centuries a ...
... political functions , and has been thoroughly seasoned to political excitement . In most other countries there is no middle course between absolute submission and open rebellion . In England there has always been for centuries a ...
Page 665
... political power . For no man has any right to his property ; a man has a right to be protected from personal injury . These rights the law allows to the Jew ; and with these rights it would be atrocious to inter- fere . But it is a mere ...
... political power . For no man has any right to his property ; a man has a right to be protected from personal injury . These rights the law allows to the Jew ; and with these rights it would be atrocious to inter- fere . But it is a mere ...
Page 666
... political power . They possess it ; and as long as they are allowed to accumulate large fortunes , they must possess it . The distinction which is sometimes made between civil privi- leges and political powers is a distinction with- out ...
... political power . They possess it ; and as long as they are allowed to accumulate large fortunes , they must possess it . The distinction which is sometimes made between civil privi- leges and political powers is a distinction with- out ...
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