Douglas becomes leader of, 84;
rally to Lincoln's standard, 86;
made to understand for the first time by Lincoln that American
nationality is a living principle, 88.
Direct primaries,
fallacy of system of, 342-343.
Disarmament,
undesirability of, under present conditions in Europe, 257;
a partial, would be fatal, 264.
Discrimination,
democracy and, 185-193;
class, in certain legislative acts, 191-192;
constructive, 193 ff.
Distribution of wealth,
improvement in, 209-210;
in France, 244-245;
equalization of, by graduated inheritance tax, 381-385.
Divorces,
the matter of, 346.
Douglas, Stephen. A., 84-86, 281.
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Economic liberty of the individual, 201-206.
Economy, national _vs._ international, 235.
Education,
chaotic condition of American system of, 318;
opportunity for state activities concerning, 346;
individual _vs._ collective, 399 ff.;
is the real vehicle of improvement, by which the American is trained
for his democracy, 400;
American faith in, characterized by superstition, 400-402;
popular interest in, does not give importance to the word of the
educated man, 403;
what constitutes the real education of the individual, 403-405;
efficiency of national, similarly, depends on a nation's ability to
profit by experience, 405;
education of the individual cannot accomplish the work of collective
national, 407;
value of a reform movement for, 408;
the work of collective, not complete in itself, but followed by certain
implications, 428.
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