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...eoples. Now your task is to make the society work. You have a preference for democracy and liberty and you want a vibrant culture: a culture with a li... ...e. The innovator may even be advantaged by being able to trade on the likely effects of her innova- tion. If I know I have developed the digital camer... ...m. The system that was supposed to harness the genius of both the market and democracy sometimes subverts both. Worse, it does so inefficiently, lock- ... ...my suggestion. Imagine a very conservative system. First, let us make people demonstrate that they want a copyright, by the arduous step of actually w... ...ruth, are neither few nor small. Copyright is monopoly, and produces all the effects which the general voice of mankind attributes to monopoly....I be... ...cred rights of property” and the strong utilitarian justification which cites effects on future literary production and the “instruction” of citizens. ... ..., Condorcet favors a limited privilege, circumscribed by an inquiry into its effects in promoting progress and enlightenment. The privilege only appli... ... author’s work was the nation as a whole. This notion of a public domain, of demo- cratic access to a common cultural inheritance on which no particul... ...iterature and culture. All of them worried about the effects of copyright on democracy, on speech, on education. In the world of the Internet, these s...

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...rue in an age of just-in-time inventory and digital distribution. Network effects mean that content brokers have to invest much less in marketing, b... ...on with counters, page hits, impressions, unique visitors, statistics and demographics. It failed, however, to take into account the dwindling e... ...s led to growing ignorance regarding the profile of Internet users, their demography, habits, preferences and dislikes. "Free" is a key word on the... ...f certain audiences and the automatic equation of private enterprise with democracy lead to a privatization of the young medium. The end result is ... ...re's Law. The growth of computing powers in networks is a multiple of the effects of the two laws. More and more computers with ever increasing comp... ... locale-specific choices for downloading an article. The above examples demonstrate how multiple resolution can present you with a list of links f... ...een moved or archived to." The IDF provides a limited, text-only, online demonstration. When sweeping with the cursor over a linked item, a pop-dow... ...us, ATM-printed, e-books, replete with olfactory, tactile, audio, and 3-D effects. What is your scenario? A. The main trouble with these predictions... ...u just do the best you can with the cards you are dealt. Q. What are the effects of such legislation on public literacy? A. The US used to say we w...

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...III. Of Steeds, called in French Destriers XLIX. Of ancient Customes L. Of Democritus and Heraclitus LI. Of the Vanitie of Words LII. Of the Parcimoni... ...aire, so young and innocent a Lady, having ransacked the utmost skill and effects of his art, when he came to the Virgins father, as if no countenan... ... cannot be tied beyond our strength and meanes. The reason is, because the effects and executions are not any way in our power,and except our will, n... ... which he imagineth by discretion, ascribed the deciding of many important effects unto it, and amongst other things would have marriages betweene th... ...the principall credit of visions, of enchantments, and such extraordinary effects, proceedeth from the power of imaginations, working especially in t... ... And Priests that that they may the better acquaint themselves with their Demons, and take their Oracles, put out their eyes. Where every man makes ... ...name with modestie, whereof notwithstanding we make publike shew and open demonstration. Those considerations do neverthelesse never distract a man ... ...rather by way of following than of guiding, and by requiring sute than by demonstrative resolution; and I deeme, a gratiously milde severetie, with ... ... I know some, whom if I aske what he knoweth, hee will require a booke to demonstrate the same, and durst not dare to tell me that his posteriors ar...

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...e interested in Photography are invited to call and have the new Developer demonstrated. A full line of Camera supplies on fiand all the time. TliY A ... ...e interested in Photography are invited to call and have the new Developer demonstrated. A full line of Camera supplies on hand all the time. TRY A BL... ...e interested in Photography are invited to call and have the new Developer demonstrated. A full line of Camera supplies on hand all the time. TRY A BL... ...rt it is interesting to note that the earliest literature termed hysteria 'demon posession" and ascribed tht! disease to those labcjr- ing under relig... ...d- ity of ijody and backward arching of head and trunk. The escajie of the demon from the body was usually represented by a figcre, small, naked and b... ...eral freshman attitude con- cerning which remarks have be- come trite. The effects of this indifference upon class scholarship have been appalling. Th... ...rsions or whether the vigor of the college is sufficient to throw oil' its effects is something which will shortly be put to a fair test. The vitality... ...cts a conical nest of mud, sufficiently elevated to escape the destructive effects of all ordinary floods, and lays there- in one solitary egg. Both m... ...f revaluation, he affirmed, must stand or fall by the merits of its future effects. Revaluation, if im- posed with original capitalization lis a basis...

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...lit: The Amnesia of Being Born Pg 143 The Use of Fire as a Tool Pg 155 The Effects of Using Fire Pg 156 Pyramidal Focus Pg 160 The Geometric S... ...appened and how it happened, and what the triggering device was. This can be demonstrated by lining up dominos. You can The Path of Splitness Ch... ...ative Conditions of Actual Infinity; not Finiteness. What these explanations demonstrate: is the Connectiveness of Causality. They show how The Co... ...liest Conditions of the Universe, the more reversible they are, the more they demonstrate the dynamic of Balanced Splitness and their origins of Dua... ...Process of Splitness The fractional process of Splitness can be practically demonstrated as an organic Creation of Linear Dimensions by Impetus fo... ...t actually split… and is still splitting. What is good about this practical demonstration of Splitness is that it shows how Time actually works. ... ... use of Fire as a Tool: Science has never applied what we know today of the effects of trauma on the human psyche to the conditions which our ance... ...n Veldt. Why? Because the African Veldt being in the tropics escaped the effects of the Ice-Ages? Because this eco- system is the original of t... ...rshipping explosions and fire. That is what civilized people do today. The Effects of Using Fire What did the fire of volcanoes do to our ance...

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...nslator – Henry Reeve A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication Democracy in America, Volumes One and Two by Alexis de Tocqueville, trans. ... ... the document or for the file as an elec- tronic transmission, in any way. Democracy in America, Volumes One and Two by Alexis de Tocqueville, trans. ... ...lvania State University is an equal opportunity university. 3 Tocqueville Democracy In America Volume 1 By Alexis de Tocqueville T ranslator – Henry ... ...s neither speculative nor experimental as to the principles on which it 4 Democracy in America was based. If they were true principles, as they were,... ...hich was ex- perimental in our plan of government was the question whether democratic rule could be so organized and conducted that it would not degen... ...o account for the immense interest we have in becoming acquainted with its effects in each of them. It is not, then, merely to satisfy a legitimate cu... ...ley of the Mississippi; the whole aspect of the country shows the powerful effects of water, both by its fertility and by its barrenness. The waters o... ...ley of the Mississippi; the whole aspect of the country shows the powerful effects of water, both by its fertility and by its barrenness. The waters o... ...in the South – Period of the Revo- lution – Change in the law of descent – Effects produced by 65 Tocqueville this change – Democracy carried to its ...

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...ying to clear his own mind upon the real meaning of that ambigu- ous word “democracy,” for which the League is to make the world “safe.” The bulk of t... ...to the 11 H.G. Wells projected parliament of mankind. This has a pleasant demo- cratic air; one sovereign state, one vote. Now let us run over a list... ...d have anticipated. For the first time in a King’s Speech we heard of the “democracies” of the world, and there was a clear claim that the Allies at p... ... their common action at the Peace Congress), should be elected ad hoc upon demo- cratic lines. I know that this will be a very shocking proposal to al... ...ate by our own practice how we on our side, professing as we do to act for democracies, to make democracy safe on the earth, and so on, intend to meet... ...uent upon the necessity of saving the blacks—and the baser whites—from the effects of trade gin and similar alluring articles of commerce. Moreover, f... ...ly worked out modern war. We have still, of course, to feel the full shock effects even of this war. Most of the combatants are going on, as sometimes... ...ze. Russia, the heaviest and worst-trained combatant, has indeed shown the effects and is down and sick, but in three years’ time all Europe will know... ...know far better than it does now the full price of this war. And the shock effects of the next war will have much the same relation to the shock ef- f...

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... American statesman since Washington, the statesman who in this absolutely democratic republic succeeded best, was the very man who actually combined ... ...Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol One won him the election in the strongly Democratic district. Then for the first time, perhaps, he thought seriously... ...burdening the State with debt, and producing the usual crop of politi- cal demoralization, but a policy characteristic of the time and the impatiently... ... than ever. The bonds of accustomed party allegiance gave way. Antislavery Democrats and antislavery Whigs felt them- selves drawn together by a commo... ... and when he, an old Whig, could not obtain the votes of the Anti-Nebraska Democrats neces- sary to make a majority, he generously urged his friends t... ...o his keen intuitions, had made him as far-sighted a judge of the probable effects of a public man’s sayings or doings upon the popular mind, and as a... ...party work, in many others to form combi- nations and to produce political effects advantageous to the Union cause, and in still others simply to put ... ...or in its neighbor- hood, without a growing consciousness of its blighting effects on free labor, as well as of its frightful injustice and cruelty. I... ... attending to his own busi- ness and at peace with the world. Such are the effects of mob law, and such are the scenes becoming more and more frequent...

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...ESPIE. MY DEAR SIR:—I write this to say that from the specimens of Douglas Democracy we occasionally see here from Madi- son, we learn that they are m... .... LINCOLN. 11 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Five ON SLA VERY IN A DEMOCRACY . August ??, 1858 As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a ... ...ould not be a slave, so I would not be a master. This expresses my idea of democracy. Whatever differs from this, to the extent of the difference, is ... ...ocracy. Whatever differs from this, to the extent of the difference, is no democracy. A. LINCOLN. TO B. C. COOK. SPRINGFIELD, August 2, 1858 HON. B. C... ...ion of Judge Douglas, and such were the opinions of the leading men of the Democratic Party. Even as late as the spring of 1856 Mr. Buchanan said, a s... ...o should be enslaved; that the mass of white men are really injured by the effects of slave labor in the vicinity of the fields of their own labor. Bu... ...ect of acquiring territory is to furnish homes for white men, this measure effects that object, for emigration of col- ored men leaves additional room...

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...e is a little dissonant from the ordinary forms; it would produce no great effects, nor be of any long duration; innocence itself could not, in this a... ...where art and handling have so much credit and authority, crude and simple effects of nature, and of a weak nature to boot? Is it not to build a wall ... ... far out of their sight. Therefore it is that we give such savage forms to demons: and who does not give T amerlane great eyebrows, wide nos- trils, a... ... others with whom he has to do, or that he is possessed with some internal demon that persecutes him? Inquire of yourself where is the object of this ... ...: unable to persuade her, this excessive affection precipitated him to the effects of the most cruel and mortal hatred: he killed her. In like manner,... ... truth. If we cannot curb their imagination, what would we have from them. Effects? There are enough of them that evade all foreign communication, by ... ...hereas she has ordered that our appetites shall be manifest by a prominent demonstra- tion, she would have theirs to be hidden and concealed within, a... ...in their gifts: kings who were great in reputa- tion, valour, and fortune. Demosthenes vehemently opposes the law of his city that assigned the public... ...re after truth: it belongs to a greater power to possess it. It is not, as Democritus said, hid in the bottom of the deeps, but rather elevated to an ...

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...ification by meanings and applications, new or old, under the galvanism of democratic forces. The disturbers of 8 Theological Essays and Other Papers... ...d wills that the parson should confine his ‘observations’ to the ‘shocking demoralization of the lower orders.’ Now, having stated the practice of Sco... ...ual min- istration, should not be separate parishes for any civil or legal effects. Here surely the intentions and directions of the leg- islature wer... ..., if defeated as a clerical power, should settle into a tenure exquisitely democratic? W as that trivial? Doubtless, the Scot- tish ecclesiastical rev... ...Act had placed it, then it would have settled into the keeping of a fierce democracy. Mr. Forsyth has justly remarked, that in such a case the hired p... ...astoral. And at this moment, so fearfully increased is the overbearance of democratic impulses in Scot- land, that perhaps in no European nation—hardl... ... here the Assembly had miscalculated. Suspension would indeed have had the effects ascribed to it; but in the mean time, the suspension, as being orig... ... the doctrine and application of spirituality, seems fitted for derivative effects that are innumerable. Con- sequently, we say of the Non-itrusionist... ...is imagined,) 75 Thomas de Quincey but by a most refined theory of poetic effects. I. The first of these two charges respects a supposed ped- antry, ...

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...ison of Ariminium. The tribunes of the people, those great officers of the democracy, corresponding by some of their functions to our House of Commons... ...ior. In the course of this harangue, Cæsar often raised his left hand with Demosthenic action, and once or twice he drew off the ring, which every Rom... ...d, he would have compensated this disadvantage by much more of natural and Demosthenic fervor. In literature, the merits of Cæsar are familiar to most... ...autocracy. Even in the most prosper- ous days of the Roman State, when the democratic forces balanced, and were balanced by, those of the aristocracy,... ...d every experience of servile adulation in the Roman populace, and all the effects of long familiarity with irresponsible power in himself. Such a mod... ..., and final. One hour had seen the whole fabric of their aspiring fortunes demolished; and no resource was left to them but either in suicide, (which,... ...ed it successively upon different animals, until he was satisfied with its effects; after which, 57 Thomas de Quincey immediately inviting Britannicu... ...rity with bad models, corrupting as- sociations, or other plausible key to effects, which, taken sepa- rately, and out of their natural connection wit... ...urs), though no more than a mechanic craft, in some measure real- ized the effects of a fine art by the perfect skill of its execution. All these mode...

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...mpressing the “pub- lic heart” to care nothing about it. A leading Douglas Demo- cratic newspaper thinks Douglas’s superior talent will be needed to r... ...o are trying 13 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Three to divide the Democratic party for the purpose of electing a Republican Senator in my pla... ...s.] Y es, he furnished himself, and if you suppose he controlled the other Democrats that went with him, he furnished three votes; while the Republica... ...ee [A voice: We have.] I defy you to show a printed resolution passed in a Demo- cratic meeting—I take it upon myself to defy any man to show a printe... ...ng—I take it upon myself to defy any man to show a printed resolution of a Democratic meeting, large or small— in favor of Judge Trumbull, or any of t... ...ng, to see how quick these compromise-breakers administer on the political effects of their dead adversaries, trumping up claims never before heard of...

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...hanged. One or two very important features of it were al tered, and in time effects would result from this, if opportu nity offered—effects of a qui... ... and Buckstone and the constable had come as a committee, on the part of the Demo cratic party, to ask him to run for mayor—for the little town was a... ...is time I’ll stay so, sure!” He was about to close with a final grand silent demonstra tion, when he suddenly recollected that Wilson had put it out ... ...prising all with their musical prodi gies, and now and then heightening the effects with samples of what they could do in other directions, out of th...

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... indeed there was such a shout of triumph that no ministry in a country so democratic could have ventured to go at once against it, and to do so witho... ... to their work with the exercise of all their energies. They organized the Democratic party so 58 North America V ol. 2 as to include the leaders amo... ... party has been divided into two sections. It has been fashionable to be a Democrat, that is, to hold South- ern politics, and unfashionable to be a R... ...n the gain which we achieved in purging ourselves from the degradation and demoralization of such employment. We come into court with clean hands, hav... ...obably be given mainly to Madison and Hamilton, Madison finding the French democratic element, and Hamilton the English conserva- tive element—this qu... ...ac was not as good as it had been, and was beginning to give way under the effects of the winter. Measles had become very prevalent, and also small-po... ...frequent sacrifices. But had I been consulted beforehand as to the natural effects of such an arrangement, I should have said that no child could have... ...he Senate. An obedience on their part to such instructions is equal in its effects to the introduction of universal suffrage into the elections. It ma...

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...ophes, amply clothed with origi- nal humour, rich in diurnal and nocturnal effects, nor lack- ing that plot which the human race has woven each minute... ...e often gives good weight, putting several stories into one, as is clearly demonstrated by several in this volume. You may rely on it, that he has cho... ...p of Toledo requested her to smother the King of France with kindness, and demonstrate to him the great advantage of the Castilian imagination over th... ...fifteen years, dear mother, since I have been permit- ted to gaze upon the demon’s den.” “Silence, my daughter. You prevent me thinking what is best t... ...quire the manor of Azay-le-Brule, of which the castle had long before been demolished by the first bombardiers who came from T ouraine, as everyone kn... ...habitants of the diocese, who have stated the following facts concerning a demon suspected of having taken the features of a woman, who has much affli... ...o her per- son, her wealth and her deportment, in order to verify if these effects of love are legitimate, and to not proceed, as would seem indicated...

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...fidence was justified. At Sagrado the bridge had been much more completely demol- ished; no effort had been made to restore the horizontal road- way, ... ... the most vulnerable of things; its curves and viaducts may be practically demolished by shell fire or swept by shrapnel, al- though you hold the enti... ...re perfectly both in respect of the calculations made and of the practical effects,” that is to say, the Austrians were largely missing and the Italia... ...s. The French claim that they have located new batteries, got their tir de demolition upon them in and destroyed them within five hours. The British I... ...an resistance upon the Somme. I visited some French guns during the tir de demolition phase. I counted nine aeroplanes and twenty-six kite bal- loons ... ...system of gun- fire. First for a day or so, or two or three days, there is demo- lition fire to smash up all the exactly located batteries, organisati... ...n. What concerns us now is the fact that this war is producing spectacular effects so tremendous and incidents so strange, so remarkable, so vivid, th...

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...nd the circumstances of superiority, as, for example, in the incidence and effects of surprise, of mystery, &c., are collated and appraised. I, theref... ...to rank) a sort of sisterly place in her relation to her mistress. A great demo- cratic change is at this very time (1854), and has been for twenty ye... ...g it is, ‘my employer.’ Now, in the United States, such an expres- sion of democratic hauteur, though disagreeable as a need- less proclamation of ind... ...eance, and its sublime unity, could point in this district only to the one demon whose idea had brooded and tyrannized, for twelve days, over the gene... ...and fluttering the dove-cot of the Sylphs. Pope’s ‘duty it was,’ says this demoniac, to ‘scourge the follies of good society,’ and also ‘to break with... ...ing voice—in his direct- ness of purpose, Fox would now remind you of some demon steam-engine on a railroad, some Fire-king or Salmoneus, that had cou... ...act, a scale of graduated ascents in these arti- fices for unrealizing the effects of dramatic situations: 1. We may see, even in novels and prose com... ..., in parts of Romeo and Juliet (and for no capricious purpose), we may see effects sought from the use of rhyme. There is another illustration of the ... ... expression of an eye, the loveliness of a smile, ought to be lost amongst effects so colossal. The mask aggrandized the features: even so far it acte...

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... above the mouth only two and one half. An article in the New Orleans ‘Times Democrat,’ based upon reports of able engineers, states that the river an... ...rtened itself thirty miles at a single jump! These cut offs have had curious effects: they have thrown several river towns out into the rural district... ... was on a foolhardy journey, and even a fatal one, for the river contained a demon ‘whose roar could be heard at a great distance, and who would engul... ...was the fellow to that one, he had a fair right to think the river’s roaring demon was come. “At length the buffalo began to appear, grazing in herds ... ...en warned that the river Indians were as ferocious and pitiless as the river demon, and destroyed all comers without wait ing for provocation; but no... ...s ever hav ing another opportunity to cut a ditch. Pray observe some of the effects of this ditching business. Once there was a neck opposite Port Hu... ...f treason—lucky duck if they don’t hang you, too. And they will, if you’re a Democrat. The buzzard is the sacred bird of the South, and you can’t touc... ... it was. It was my idea that he would naturally have gotten hold of Kruger’s effects, being his cousin; and I wanted to get Kruger’s watch, if I could... ...turn the matter off as being a small thing; but when you come to look at the effects produced, in the way of dis couragement of immigration, and dimi...

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...arance! Here was, in fact, a man much imprisoned; haunted, I doubt not, by demons enough; though ever brisk and brave withal,— iracund, but cheerfully... ...terling tained and not reaching home. Mrs. Sterling, with her children and effects, all in one big carriage with two horses, made the journey to Diepp... ...n all things he and they were liberals, and, as was natural at this stage, demo- crats; contemplating root-and-branch innovation by aid of the husting... ...er through life. For the present, his and those young people’s aim was: By democracy, or what means there are, be all impostures 48 The Life of John ... ...is the manner of young gifted men, this faith, grounded for the present on democracy and hustings op- erations, and giving to all life the aspect of a... ...r intentions on either side. Nor, with all the Coleridge fermentation, was democratic Radicalism by any means given up;—though how it was to live if t...