The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 145Atlantic Monthly Company, 1930 |
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Page 410
... authority is the supremacy of the absolutist State . The modern State is not absolutist . It has no constitutional right to invade the conscience of the individual or to encroach upon the autonomy of asso- ciations ; on the contrary it ...
... authority is the supremacy of the absolutist State . The modern State is not absolutist . It has no constitutional right to invade the conscience of the individual or to encroach upon the autonomy of asso- ciations ; on the contrary it ...
Page 419
... Authority he follows , just as a man acts upon reason when he recognizes an individual voice or face . Having accepted such an Authority , reason demands imperatively the sub- jection to it of one's own less perfect experience and less ...
... Authority he follows , just as a man acts upon reason when he recognizes an individual voice or face . Having accepted such an Authority , reason demands imperatively the sub- jection to it of one's own less perfect experience and less ...
Page 420
... authority than its own in whatever province it chooses to exercise that authority . And this claim of the modern State to absolute authority is the more re- markable because the modern State is but one of many . It is not a universal ...
... authority than its own in whatever province it chooses to exercise that authority . And this claim of the modern State to absolute authority is the more re- markable because the modern State is but one of many . It is not a universal ...
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INDEX BY TITLES | 19 |
FROM THE JOURNAL OF WILLIAM A CROFFUT | 55 |
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