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The Individual, the State and World Government
The Individual, the State and World Government
By A. C. Ewing
Macmillan, 1947, 322 pp

In this searching reëvaluation of the moral premises of contemporary society, a lecturer at Cambridge University proceeds from the rights of the individual, through the concept of the state (in particular, the democratic one) to the problem of international government and the prevention of war.

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