...bears witness that the most necessary and fruitful reforms — the most durable measures — emanated from the supreme will of statesmen, or from a minority...the mass of the electors. It shows also that this extension — in great States — was inspired by secret aims to the centralisation of po-.ver, or...

...bears witness that the most necessary and fruitful reforms — the most durable measures — emanated from the supreme will of statesmen, or from a minority...contrary, the extension of the representative principle is accomi *ajT/» f & * \ t '!>' . .'".i;/ -'7 :; •Jt*f- * i .'i >r< \ panied by an abasement of political...

...mankind bears witness that the most necessary and fruitful reforms, the most durable measures, emanated from the supreme will of statesmen or from a minority enlightened by lofty ideas and deep knowledge." The next chapter is on " The Great Falsehood of Our Time." (^Amongst the falsest of political principles...

...lofty ideas and whoever he may be, and not deep knowledge,*and that, on at the hands of the masses".2 the contrary, the extension of the representative...principle is accompanied by an abasement of political ideas".1 In the second part of "The Jewish Peril," where the Elders of Zion are made to expound their...

...bears witness that the most necessary and fruitful reforms — the most durable measures — emanated from the supreme will of statesmen, or from a minority...accompanied by an abasement of political ideas and the vulgarization of opinions in the mass of the electors. It shows also that this extension — in great...

...formulation: The history of mankind bears witness that the most necessary and fruitful reforms . . . emanated from the supreme will of statesmen, or from a minority...accompanied by an abasement of political ideas and the vulgarization of opinions in the mass of the electors. Redoubled censorship, increased police activity...

...bears witness that the most necessary and fruitful reforms — the most durable measures — emanated from the supreme will of statesmen, or from a minority enlightened by lofty ideas and deep knowledge. On the contrary, the extension of the representative principle [right to vote] has ever been accompanied...

...fruitful reforms — the most durable measures — emanated from the supreme will of one statesman, or from a minority enlightened by lofty ideas and...the mass of the electors. It shows also that this extension — in great States — was inspired by secret aims to the centralization of power, or led...

...bears witness that the most necessary and fruitful reforms — the most durable measures — emanated from the supreme will of statesmen, or from a minority...accompanied by an abasement of political ideas and the vulgarization of opinions in the mass of the electors. . . . . . . Even in the classic countries of...