Contributions to political science, including lectures on the Constitution of the United States, and other papersJ.B. Lippincott, 1880 |
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Francis Lieber Daniel Coit Gilman. PATRIA CARA , CARIOR LIBERtas , Veritas CARISSIMA . ΤΟ POLITICAL SCIENCE , INCLUDING LECTURES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF.
Francis Lieber Daniel Coit Gilman. PATRIA CARA , CARIOR LIBERtas , Veritas CARISSIMA . ΤΟ POLITICAL SCIENCE , INCLUDING LECTURES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF.
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... political science of Germany ; somewhat later , however , in Italy . Lieber belongs to the first representatives of this peaceful alliance , although , indeed , it had been tried by the best politicians long before , by Aristotle , and ...
... political science of Germany ; somewhat later , however , in Italy . Lieber belongs to the first representatives of this peaceful alliance , although , indeed , it had been tried by the best politicians long before , by Aristotle , and ...
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... political conduct we continue to distinguish between good and evil after the law has ceased to discriminate . For example , an , executive officer or a leader in party politics may make a bad use of a legal right which is allowed him by ...
... political conduct we continue to distinguish between good and evil after the law has ceased to discriminate . For example , an , executive officer or a leader in party politics may make a bad use of a legal right which is allowed him by ...
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... political science , and at the same time uniting the historical and philosophical methods , combining theory with practical politics , and be- longing to three different nationalities , to three states , and to three peoples , found ...
... political science , and at the same time uniting the historical and philosophical methods , combining theory with practical politics , and be- longing to three different nationalities , to three states , and to three peoples , found ...
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