Modern Democracies volume 1
Modern Democracies volume 1
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And France did this not merely bo- cause the rule of the people was deemed the completest rem- edy for pressing evils, nor because other kinds of government had been tried and found wanting, but also in deference to general abstract principles which were taken for self-evident truths. Frenchmen have always shown, along with their gift for generalizing, an enjoyment of and a faith in general theories beyond that of the other free peoples. Thus the philosophical student of human institutions who ...desires to test political principles by their results finds a peculiar inter- est in examining the politics of France, for it is there, even more than in America, that the doctrines on which democracy is founded have told most upon the national mind, and been most frequently pushed to their logical conclusions. The his- tory of the three Republics that have successively arisen since 1792 covers only sixty years in all. But within that space of time France has passed through many phases and tried many experiments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And France did this not merely bo- cause the rule of the people was deemed the completest rem- edy for pressing evils, nor because other kinds of government had been tried and found wanting, but also in deference to general abstract principles which were taken for self-evident truths. Frenchmen have always shown, along with their gift for generalizing, an enjoyment of and a faith in general theories beyond that of the other free peoples. Thus the philosophical student of human institutions who ...desires to test political principles by their results finds a peculiar inter- est in examining the politics of France, for it is there, even more than in America, that the doctrines on which democracy is founded have told most upon the national mind, and been most frequently pushed to their logical conclusions. The his- tory of the three Republics that have successively arisen since 1792 covers only sixty years in all. But within that space of time France has passed through many phases and tried many experiments.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bryce Bryce to read onlineMoreLess
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