Pious phrases in politics; an examination of some popular catchwords, their misuse and meaning
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- Pious phrases in politics; an examination of some popular catchwords, their misuse and meaning
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- 1919
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Pious phrases in politics; an examination of some popular catchwords, their misuse and meaning
Author: Jeudwine, John Wynne
Year: 1919
Introduction.--Government, the will of the people.--The duties of the ruler.--Illustrations of the effect of pious phrases in the United States.--The word "republic."--The duties of the ruler, internal order, the enforcement of law.--The duties of the ruler abroad, colonies and possessions.--The duties of the ruler abroad, freedom of trade, federation.--India.--The moral sense, a free church.--Conclusion
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