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 1 11     |    assumed, in relation to the state and those who govern, a
 2 19     |       when the activity of the state is so vast and decisive,
 3 21     |     practical consequence, the state does not contain in itself
 4 25     |        life is diffused in the state and all its organs, instilling
 5 26     |      managed and employed, the state also can utilize: in the
 6 26     | together for selfish aims, the state itself, with the support
 7 30     |       namely, that, before the state everyone has the right to
 8 31     |        is that of a democratic state left to the whims of the
 9 [Title]|  HOLDING POWER IN A DEMOCRATIC STATE ~
10 35     |             35. The democratic state, whether it be monarchical
11 36     |     social life, comprises the state also as a necessary society
12 38     |    foundation, the person, the state, the government, with their
13 40     |                 40. No form of state can avoid taking cognizance
14 44     |       of the people and of the state, burning with a thousand
15 [Title]|                                STATE ABSOLUTISM ~
16 47     |     corruption as gives to the state legislature in unchecked
17 48     |                            48. State absolutism (not to be confused,
18 48     |      that the authority of the state is unlimited and that in
19 49     |     with right ideas about the state and authority and the power
20 50     |        rests, no less than the State and the Government. This
21 62     |        smother in its germinal state any threat of isolated or
22 90     |  generosity of the head of the State, the Government and people