Democracy—false
Democracy—false or true?
作者：Richmond, W. B. (William Blake), Sir, 1842-1921
体例：段 章数：13
字数：265,212 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,400 字；最长 _Silence_ is the note struck by the Great Pyramids of Geza. （39,837 字），最短 Once upon a time an ex-Lord Mayor was surprised to hear an e（5,094 字）。
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共 13 段- _Silence_ is the note struck by the Great Pyramids of Geza.
- And yet somehow, although perhaps they cannot define it, _th
- They deserve _good_ wages, that is to say, wages which enabl
- In point of fact, the Demos of “labour” is distinct from the
- As I write, I know that professional politicians will sneer,
- The Aristocracy of Learning takes a high place in the new de
- But more on that subject when my spirit has travelled furthe
- There is also a picture gallery conducted under an analogous
- “The standard of work was lowered. Cheap German goods were e
- What has been gained? Fraternity. A clean atmosphere and mor
- Heavy taxation and inflated rates were telling upon producti
- There are artists and craftsmen as well as historians, and m
- Once upon a time an ex-Lord Mayor was surprised to hear an e