The Complete Revolution
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It associates the physician with the judge, and recognizes that abnormality and disease are not sin. Justice will take the bandage from her eyes and wake up.
VII.
THE REVOL UTION AND DIRECT LEGISLATION EPUBLICS of the ancient world failed for a lack of the representative principle in government. In Rome all citizens were expected to meet in one place and to vote on questions put to them orally. A plan possible in a vil- lage, broke down with the increase of the number of citizens, and the resul...t was mob rule tempered by despotism. The German peoples were the first to apply the principle of representation. The founders of the American Government based their whole structure upon it, to the exclusion of other ideas.
The Nineteenth Century will be remarkable in later history because it demonstrated that represen- tative government could be modified by direct popu- lar government, thereby retaining the benefits of both systems, and at the same time minimizing their dangers.
In a more homely way Americans worked out this idea in their commercial affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It associates the physician with the judge, and recognizes that abnormality and disease are not sin. Justice will take the bandage from her eyes and wake up.
VII.
THE REVOL UTION AND DIRECT LEGISLATION EPUBLICS of the ancient world failed for a lack of the representative principle in government. In Rome all citizens were expected to meet in one place and to vote on questions put to them orally. A plan possible in a vil- lage, broke down with the increase of the number of citizens, and the resul...t was mob rule tempered by despotism. The German peoples were the first to apply the principle of representation. The founders of the American Government based their whole structure upon it, to the exclusion of other ideas.
The Nineteenth Century will be remarkable in later history because it demonstrated that represen- tative government could be modified by direct popu- lar government, thereby retaining the benefits of both systems, and at the same time minimizing their dangers.
In a more homely way Americans worked out this idea in their commercial affairs.
What to read after The Complete Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Vandercook to read onlineMoreLess
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