Democracy and Liberty, Volume 1

American body Bryce candidate carried century Chamber character chief civilisation Clère compensation considerable Constitution corruption Coup d'État danger debt democracy democratic direct doubt duty election electors element Empire England enormous Europe evil existed expenditure favour Finances France Franco-German War French Gladstone graduated taxation greatly hands House of Commons House of Lords improvements increased industry influence interests Ireland Irish land judges labour landlord large number legislation legislatures Léon Say less liberty Louis Philippe mainly majority measure ment millions ministers moral motives nation natural nearly organisations Parliament parliamentary government party passed peerage peers plural voting politicians position present principle probably produced public opinion question Referendum Reform Bill rents representation representative Republic restricted Revolution secure spirit spoils system taxation taxes tenant tenant-right tendency things tion true universal suffrage voters wealth whole wholly