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Philosophy
Dean Millson • 33 cards
distinct elements, of which population is the first, real property the second, and personal property the third.
Alexis de Tocqueville • Democracy in America, Volume I and II (Optimized for Kindle)
“Constitutions
Frank Herbert • Dune Messiah
He drove wedges, too. In his 1935 budget request, he asked the Board to allocate $3,600,000 for construction projects in Jacob Riis, Fort Tryon, Pelham Bay and the two Marine parks. The Board did, and the thin edge of the wedge was in. Year after year, thereafter, he returned to the Board for new allocations which he said were necessary to make the
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Philosophy
Jeremy • 1 card
The compassion, though genuine, had taken a back seat to calculation; the Texas journalist Ronnie Dugger, who covered Johnson for many years, was to write, in an incisive phrase, of his “real, though expendable, compassion.” In Johnson’s unending, silent calculations about the best way to further his career, it was the Alvin Wirtzes and the Herman
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