The History of Political Literature from the Earliest Times, Հատոր 1R. Bentley, 1855 |
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... are uniformly wont to flourish when men enjoy the full privileges of citizens . History does not fail to establish the truth of this fact . Those free cities where the suffrages of the people were allowed a INTRODUCTION . xvii.
... are uniformly wont to flourish when men enjoy the full privileges of citizens . History does not fail to establish the truth of this fact . Those free cities where the suffrages of the people were allowed a INTRODUCTION . xvii.
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... citizens of the State . This system of polity appeared peculiar to all sur- rounding nations . They could neither comprehend nor appreciate it . Idolatry was the sole religion of the mass of mankind . The Hebrews were command- ed ...
... citizens of the State . This system of polity appeared peculiar to all sur- rounding nations . They could neither comprehend nor appreciate it . Idolatry was the sole religion of the mass of mankind . The Hebrews were command- ed ...
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... citizens . respective places at the public table was a matter of legislative rule . They were classed in companies of fifteen ; and cach company admitted persons to fill up vacancies by ballot , in which a single dissentient voice ...
... citizens . respective places at the public table was a matter of legislative rule . They were classed in companies of fifteen ; and cach company admitted persons to fill up vacancies by ballot , in which a single dissentient voice ...
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... citizens of thirty years old , and were held monthly , or whenever any extraordinary occasion required their presence . The members of the assembly had no right to originate any public measure , nor debate it ; for the magistrates alone ...
... citizens of thirty years old , and were held monthly , or whenever any extraordinary occasion required their presence . The members of the assembly had no right to originate any public measure , nor debate it ; for the magistrates alone ...
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... citizen was capable of being chosen . But every person appointed was obliged to undergo two scrutinies ; one before the Senate , and the other before the tribunal of the heliasts . Candidates must show that they were descended of ...
... citizen was capable of being chosen . But every person appointed was obliged to undergo two scrutinies ; one before the Senate , and the other before the tribunal of the heliasts . Candidates must show that they were descended of ...
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