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 1 12|     and call for a system of government more in keeping with the
 2 14|  temperate, popular forms of government, without prejudice, however,
 3 14|      of the various forms of government, provided they be per se
 4 16|    men who hold the reins of government in a democracy? ~
 5 18| between the citizens and the Government, one may decide which democracy
 6 19|       the democratic form of government appears to many as a postulate
 7 31|   and equality in a people's government by honest and far-seeing
 8 35|       like any other form of government, be entrusted with the power
 9 38|   the person, the state, the government, with their respective rights.
10 41|   without which a democratic government would find it hard to command
11 50|  less than the State and the Government. This is the fundamental
12 50|     of every healthy form of government, including democracy. It
13 52|     claims that this form of government makes on the moral maturity
14 68|   That any peoples, to whose Government -- or perhaps even partially
15 90|   the head of the State, the Government and people of Spain, and