Natural Right and Political Right: Essays in Honor of Harry V. JaffaThomas B. Silver, Peter W. Schramm |
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... never be anything more than a mockery or a pretense . No one seriously doubts that Dante dealt with the problems of his time in a spirit which was likewise that of his time , and that both the problems and the terms in which they are ...
... never be anything more than a mockery or a pretense . No one seriously doubts that Dante dealt with the problems of his time in a spirit which was likewise that of his time , and that both the problems and the terms in which they are ...
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... never adopted his successor , Numa's selection having been inspired by the heavens ( I. 11 , p . 160 ) . 44. Unlike Machiavelli , Plutarch never attributes to Agis the desire to restore Sparta's power . Because one may appear tyrannical ...
... never adopted his successor , Numa's selection having been inspired by the heavens ( I. 11 , p . 160 ) . 44. Unlike Machiavelli , Plutarch never attributes to Agis the desire to restore Sparta's power . Because one may appear tyrannical ...
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... never come , by ensuring that the plan would never be tried . In fact , it never was . Instead , the Liberals won the General Election of 1906 , and in the first Liberal Cabinet there appeared Winston S. Churchill , Undersecretary of ...
... never come , by ensuring that the plan would never be tried . In fact , it never was . Instead , the Liberals won the General Election of 1906 , and in the first Liberal Cabinet there appeared Winston S. Churchill , Undersecretary of ...
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
Dante and the Rediscovery of Political Philosophy | 9 |
Jefferson and the Practice of Empire | 27 |
Copyright | |
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