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Tocqueville is introduced as a critic who asks why American democracy works and why it is destined to conquer the world while fearing what its liberty will do globally.
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Democracy IN America
Tocqueville is introduced as a critic who asks why American democracy works and why it is destined to conquer the world while fearing what its liberty will do globally.
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"...To understand this we have to read another book called Democracy in America by a Frenchman named Alexei de Tocqueville. This is the most..."
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"In 1835 he publishes Democracy in America. And he's trying to explain why is it that American democracy works? And why is it destined..."
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"...and more. Okay all right so let's um look at democracy in America. Okay let's look at certain passages about um let's look at..."
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"...a war, our greatest enemy is not the enemy but democracy in America. And that's why you have shock and awe, right? Because the..."
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America begins here as a cure for civilization: a clean-slate game built from Enlightenment rights, self-help, property, and fair rules.
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