The Power in the People

achievement American political American Revolution Aristotle assertion authority become blessings of liberty centralized century characteristic Charles Christian Church citizens colonies Communism Communist Communist International concentration Constitution continuous democracy Democracy in America democratic dictatorship distinction divine doctrine economic edition emphasized England English essential established European faith federal feudal force form of government free enterprise fundamental Garet Garrett governmental Hobbes human Ibid ican important individual institutions Jefferson John Locke John Stuart Mill Karl Marx less liberal Madison majority mankind Marx material means ment merely mind moral Nation-State nature never nomic opinion organization party Philadelphia Convention philosophy political system political theory principles problem Puritan realize reason religious Revolution Russia secure the blessings self-government sense social contract Socialist Society sovereignty Soviet spirit system of government tendency tion Tocqueville tyranny underlying United Western Europe wholly William Penn words World War II