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All to three. I should add, however, that in this respect, as well as in manyOthers, John Stewart Mill and later English which has occurred from it Liberalism belong, at least, equally and continental, and
English tradition; and I do not know the best illumination of fundamental divergences
Between them, than criticism the lord Acton of the concessions made Millem To nationalist tendencies of continental liberalism "Nationality", reprinted in The History of Freedom, (1862), with. 102 - 138.), Lord Acton, pp. 270 - 300. (Rus. The lane: the Lord Acton. It. It..
The divergence between two kinds of individualism finds out on two
To items, that item which have taken the lord Acton is here again most indicative and
- in relation to the tendencies which have acted at that time on the foreground, -
Their sights at a democracy and equality parity. True individualism not
Only trusts in democracy, but have the right to assert that democratic ideals
Occur from main principles of individualism. Nevertheless, though Individualism asserts that any board should be democratic, at
It is not present a superstitious worship for omnipotence of decisions of the majority. In
Particulars, he refuses to recognise that "the absolute power can - in a case
Its receptions from people hands - to be so legitimate, as well as constitutional
Freedom "" Sir Erskine May's Democracy in Europe "(1878), p. 78.,
reprinted in The History of Freedom, Lord Acton. He is convinced that at democracy
Not less, than at any other form of government, "sphere of action of the compulsory
Orders should be limited by rigid frameworks "p. 10, Lectures on Modern History (1906), Lord Acton; it especially with hostility concerns to most Fatal and dangerous from all walking false submissions about democracy -
To belief that to us it is necessary to accept opinions of the majority as true and
Obligatory for the further development. Though democracy is based on
Conventions that the opinion of the majority is decisive concerning collective
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