Political Science Of The State

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POLITICAL

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fore to be protected £ *? filler Co
number of memb ' ,7 gmng ft Stltuencies nef>r, ,,
all represent th<- ,' To which -,. pr°Port;^ there-

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definite notion Of ' le of intense
tyrant (like other fAPSrs°nal rights

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session of the
representative
government
cratic princ
landholders,
excitement over
all, where the rel
for a long time
democracy. Th
that it affords al]
free choice of
ment can
cumstances a
and steadiest of
most the changes

and moral
governing
a power above its
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ment, manlineSS)
are nowhere eis
changes which
ger than constit
deed, it would
politics that has
dies order witA ,
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