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    EXCERPTS FROM EL FILIBUSTERISMO Into the midst of the silence the priest’s voice broke sad and deliberate‚ but consoling: "God will forgive you‚ Señor--Simoun‚ " he said. "He knows that we are fallible‚ He has seen that you have suffered‚ and in ordaining that the chastisement for your faults should come as death from the very ones you have instigated to crime‚ we can see His infinite mercy. He has frustrated your plans one by one‚ the best conceived‚ first by the death of Maria Clara‚ then

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    In ‘Democracy in America’‚ Alexis De Tocqueville analyses democracy‚ seen as egalitarian social conditions. While he acknowledges its merits in guaranteeing the economic and political stability of nations‚ he also warns that democratic systems have the potential to bring about various social handicaps‚ namely ‘individualism’ and ‘democratic nepotism’ - unless intermediate institutions are introduced. Marx‚ on the hand‚ dismisses the idea that politics are at the heart of modern society’s issues

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    monarchy the colonists did not have religious freedom‚ had to be controlled by tyranny‚ and had little wealth. Back then one man could control the fate of an entire nation which wasn’t appealing to many of the colonists. The colonists were seeking religious freedom and more economic wealth so they left their own homes in Great Britain just so they could come to America‚ they no longer wanted to be controlled by a tyranny.

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     there were many people who migrated from  Europe to settle the new founded American Continent. They traveled from Europe to escape the  laws‚ taxes‚ demands‚ and nobility brought upon them at the hands of King George III and  Parliament. They wanted to be free from the tyranny of King George III. When the colonist  arrived on the American Continent they felt freedoms that they had never before felt. After‚  feeling the freedom of being on this newly found continent King George once again started  putting his demands on the Colonist

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    the British tyranny abusing them. The speaker (Patrick Henry) effectively uses pathos and false equivalencies to convince his audience to give him freedom. In the speech we see lots of pathos. The most famous line from his speech is the infamous “Give me liberty or give me death” line. This line has many rhetorical appeals/devices‚ although the most obvious is pathos. We can see that this sentence shows emotion because he values his freedom over his life. To elaborate‚ the British tyranny has been

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    ? Judicial discretion varies from area to area and the key disadvantage of relying upon sentencing appeals to ensure sentence consistency is that the process is purely reactive. ‘Gibbon’ believed that judicial discretion is the ’first engine of tyranny’. The opposition to the concept of judicial discretion stems from the mistrust of the judges who make their decisions not on the basis of clear rules but biases‚ evil and dishonest motives. The Court of Criminal Appeal

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    up. He would also call the legislative bodies together when he knew that the officers couldn’t show up without difficulty. The American people tried time and time again to find a solution and mention it to the King‚ but he only answered with more tyranny. He burned their towns and killed their people‚ and he even violated the circumstances regarding emigration and settlement. When the American people realized that nothing they were doing was going to change the way Britain was acting‚ they decided

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    birthplaces of the concept of community service. Early pilgrims had to serve each other to keep from dying in early times. When the early colonists realized they had a choice between tyranny or freedom they banded together in every community and formed minutemen militia to keep their communities safe from the tyranny of British military oppression. Men‚ woman‚ and children with deep conviction and high integrity rose to face the difficulty of the times with heroic character. Today’s society has

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    ϖ Why would the founding fathers want to replace the Articles of Confederation with a federal republic? Why would this not lead to tyranny? Prior to the American Revolutionary War‚ the colonists were longed for their freedom. They accepted their challenge to demand the natural rights and liberties of a mankind even though they had to give up their lives. The Articles of Confederation‚ at some point‚ could be considered as a complete form of freedom they deserved although it was failed to clearly

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    Monarchy is the rule of one person for the benefit of the city. Aristocracy is the rule of the few‚ best‚ who rule for the benefit of the city. Politeia is the rule of the many for the common benefit of the city. The unjust counterpart to monarchy is tyranny‚ the unjust counterpart to aristocracy is oligarchy‚ and the unjust counterpart to politeia is democracy (Steinberger‚

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