The Shaking Off of BurdensUniversity of Cape Town, 1965 - 17 Seiten |
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... inevitably from this the village , and then , equally inevitably , the city , formed of several villages . And , beginning at the very beginning , he says , " it was out of the association formed by men with these two , women and slaves ...
... inevitably from this the village , and then , equally inevitably , the city , formed of several villages . And , beginning at the very beginning , he says , " it was out of the association formed by men with these two , women and slaves ...
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... inevitable that some men there would begin to question slavery . Plato mocked at demo- cracy as a political system by saying that in a democratic state , " the horses and asses have a way of marching along with all the rights and ...
... inevitable that some men there would begin to question slavery . Plato mocked at demo- cracy as a political system by saying that in a democratic state , " the horses and asses have a way of marching along with all the rights and ...
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