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041			_aeng
100			_aTocqueville, Alexis
245			_aDemocracy in America; Vol 1
260			_aMumbai _bPopular Prakashan _c1964
300			_bHb _c22cm _axxii, 509
490			_aDemocacy in America Vol 1
654			_aWhat are the real advantages which American society derives from a democratic goverment
654			_a Causes which mitigate te tyranny of the majority in the United States
654			_a Political jurisdiction in the United States
654			_a The federal constitution
654			_a Necessity of examining the condition of the States before that of the union at large
654			_a Judicial power in the United states,and its influence on political society
654			_a The principle of the sovereignty of the people of America
654			_a Library of the press in the United States
654			_a The Present & probable future condition of the there races that inhabit the territory of the United States
654			_a Origin of the Anglo-Amercians and importance of this origin in relation to their future condition
654			_a How it can be strictly said that the people govern the United States
654			_a Exterior form of North America
654			_a Social condition of the Anglo-Americans
654			_a Parties in the United States
654			_a Political association in the United States
654			_a Government of the democracy in America
654			_a Unlimited power of the majority in the United States, & its Consequence
654			_a Principal causes which tend to maintain the democratic republic in the United States
700			_aTocqueville, Alexis
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