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Primary principles of democracy
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Primary principles of democracy

  The primary principle of a democratic state is liberty (this is what people are used to say as though it is the only constitution…
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What qualifications required for the highest offices
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What qualifications required for the highest offices

  Those who come into the highest offices require some three qualifications: first, loyalty to the established constitution, then, the greatest capacity for performing the…
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  • 10/09/2015

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