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Democracy in America Tocqueville 1835

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/Democracy in America Volume 1/
1.05.1-2 Necessity of Examining the States Before the Union.mp3	29.5 MB
1.08.1-2 The Federal Constitution.mp3	29.1 MB
1.08.3-4 The Federal Constitution.mp3	28.8 MB
1.18.1-2 Future Condition of 3 Races in the US.mp3	28.5 MB
1.18.3-4 Future Condition of 3 Races in the US.mp3	28.5 MB
1.17.3-4 Principal Causes Maintaining the Republic.mp3	28.3 MB
1.18.7-8 Future Condition of 3 Races in the US.mp3	27.5 MB
1.18.5-6 Future Condition of 3 Races in the US.mp3	25.2 MB
1.02 Origin of Anglo-Americans and Its Importance.mp3	25.2 MB
1.17.1-2 Principal Causes Maintaining the Republic.mp3	25.1 MB
1.18.9-10 Future Condition of 3 Races in the US.mp3	22.1 MB
1.14 Advantages Americans Derive from Democracy.mp3	21.6 MB
1.16 Causes Mitigating Tyranny in the US.mp3	20.5 MB
1.15 Unlimited Power of the Majority and Its Consequences.mp3	20.3 MB
1.13.2 Government of Democracy in America.mp3	19.1 MB
1.05.3 Necessity of Examining the States Before the Union.mp3	18.0 MB
1.00.3 Introductory Chapter.mp3	17.2 MB
1.08.5 The Federal Constitution.mp3	16.8 MB
1.13.3 Government of Democracy in America.mp3	15.0 MB
1.13.1 Government of Democracy in America.mp3	15.0 MB
1.11 Liberty of the Press in the US.mp3	11.7 MB
1.01 Exterior Form of North America.mp3	10.9 MB
1.03 Social Conditions of Anglo-Americans.mp3	10.5 MB
1.12 Political Associations in the US.mp3	10.0 MB
1.06 Judicial Power in the US and Its Influence.mp3	9.2 MB
1.10 Parties in the US.mp3	8.2 MB
1.19 Conclusion.mp3	7.5 MB
1.00.1 Introduction by John T Morgan.mp3	7.4 MB
1.07 Political Jurisdiction in the US.mp3	6.6 MB
1.04 Principle of Sovereignty of Americans.mp3	3.5 MB
1.00.2 Introduction by John J Ingalls.mp3	3.3 MB
1.09 Why the People May Be Said to Govern in the US.mp3	1.1 MB
/Democracy in America Volume 2/
2.5.01 Appendices A - G.mp3	18.6 MB
2.5.02 Appendices H - Z.mp3	17.8 MB
2.3.21 Great Revolutions Will Become More Rare.mp3	16.3 MB
2.4.05 Power of European Govts Increasing, Those Who Govern Less Stable.mp3	15.9 MB
2.3.18 Honor in the US and Democracies.mp3	15.9 MB
2.5.03 Constitution of the US.mp3	14.6 MB
2.1.05 Religion in the US Avails Itself of Democracy.mp3	10.7 MB
2.4.07 Continuation of the Preceding Chapters.mp3	10.6 MB
2.3.05 How Democracy Affects the Relation of Masters and Servants.mp3	10.6 MB
2.1.10 Americans More Addicted to Practical Than Theoretical Science.mp3	9.1 MB
2.3.22 Democratic Nations Desire Peace, Democratic Armies Desire War.mp3	8.4 MB
2.1.17 Sources of Poetry Among Democracies.mp3	8.1 MB
2.1.16 The Effect of Democracy on Language.mp3	8.1 MB
2.3.11 Equality Contributes to Maintenance of Good Morals in America.mp3	8.0 MB
2.3.08 Influence of Democracy on Kindred.mp3	7.7 MB
2.3.19 Many Ambitious Men, Little Lofty Ambition to Be Found in the US.mp3	7.5 MB
2.3.26 Considerations on War in Democracies.mp3	7.4 MB
2.1.13 Literary Characteristics of Democratic Ages.mp3	7.4 MB
2.4.06 What Sort of Despotism Democracies Have to Fear.mp3	7.1 MB
2.4.04 Peculiar Causes Lead to Centralization of Govt or Divert from It.mp3	7.1 MB
2.1.09 Americans and Science, Literature, Art.mp3	6.7 MB
2.2.07 Civil and Political Associations.mp3	6.7 MB
2.1.11 The Spirit in the Which Americans Cultivate the Arts.mp3	6.3 MB
2.1.01 Philosophical Method Among Americans.mp3	6.3 MB
2.3.01 Manners Soften as Social Conditions Become Equal.mp3	6.2 MB
2.1.19 Drama Among Democracies.mp3	6.2 MB
2.2.19 Almost All Americans Follow Industrial Callings.mp3	6.1 MB
2.2.15 Religion Sometimes Turns Americans to Immaterial Pleasures.mp3	6.0 MB
2.1.03 Americans More Ready for General Ideas Than the English.mp3	5.8 MB
2.2.05 Public Associations in Civil Life.mp3	5.6 MB
2.1.21 Parliamentary Eloquence in the US.mp3	5.6 MB
2.1.02 Principal Source of Belief Among Democracies.mp3	5.3 MB
2.3.24 Democratic Armies Weak at Outset but Formidable in Protracted War.mp3	5.2 MB
2.4.08 General Survey of the Subject.mp3	5.1 MB
2.2.01 Democracies Show a More Ardent Love of Equality Than Liberty.mp3	4.9 MB
2.2.04 Americans Combat Effects of Individualism by Free Institutions.mp3	4.9 MB
2.1.20 Historians in Democratic Ages.mp3	4.7 MB
2.5.04 Bill of Rights of the US.mp3	4.7 MB
2.3.23 The Most Warlike, Revolutionary Class in Democratic Armies.mp3	4.6 MB
2.4.03 The Sentiments Of Democracies Lead to Concentration Power.mp3	4.6 MB
2.2.13 The Restless Spirit of Americans in Their Prosperity.mp3	4.6 MB
2.3.12 How Americans Understand Equality of the Sexes.mp3	4.6 MB
2.2.20 Aristocracy May Be Engendered by Manufactures.mp3	4.6 MB
2.3.14 Reflections on American Manners.mp3	4.5 MB
2.2.08 Americans Combat Individualism by the Principle of Interest.mp3	4.3 MB
2.3.03 Americans Insensitive at Home, Sensitive in Europe.mp3	4.3 MB
2.2.06 Public Associations and Newspapers.mp3	4.1 MB
2.4.02 The Notions Of Democracies Favor the Concentration Of Power.mp3	3.9 MB
2.3.15 The Gravity of Americans Does Not Prevent Inconsiderate Actions.mp3	3.8 MB
2.2.14 Taste for Physical Gratification United to Love of Freedom.mp3	3.7 MB
2.2.17 In Times of Equality, Important to Remove Object of Human Actions.mp3	3.6 MB
2.3.06 Democracies Raise Rents and Shorten Leases.mp3	3.1 MB
2.3.09 Education of Women in the US.mp3	3.0 MB
2.3.10 The Young Woman in the Character of a Wife.mp3	2.9 MB
2.2.10 The Taste for Physical Well-being in America.mp3	2.9 MB
2.3.16 The Vanity of Americans is More Captious Than the English.mp3	2.8 MB
2.2.11 Effects of the Love of Physical Gratification in Democracies.mp3	2.7 MB
2.3.07 Influence of Democracy on Wages.mp3	2.7 MB
2.3.02 Democracy Renders Habitual Intercourse Simple and Easy.mp3	2.7 MB
2.2.09 Americans Apply the Principle of Interest to Religion.mp3	2.7 MB
2.3.17 Society in the US is Excited and Monotonous.mp3	2.6 MB
2.2.02 Individualism in Democracies.mp3	2.5 MB
2.1.08 Equality Suggests the Indefinite Perfectibility of Man.mp3	2.5 MB
2.1.15 The Study of Greek and Latin Literature in Democracies.mp3	2.4 MB
2.1.00 Preface.mp3	2.4 MB
2.3.20 Place-hunting in Democracies.mp3	2.3 MB
2.3.13 Equality Divides Americans into Small Private Circles.mp3	2.2 MB
2.2.18 Among the Americans All Honest Callings Are Honorable.mp3	2.1 MB
2.3.25 Discipline in Democratic Armies.mp3	1.8 MB
2.1.12 Americans Raise Monuments Insignificant and Important.mp3	1.8 MB
2.2.12 Fanatical Enthusiasm in Some Americans.mp3	1.7 MB
2.1.18 The Inflated Style of American Writers and Orators.mp3	1.7 MB
2.4.01 Equality Gives a Taste for Free Institutions.mp3	1.7 MB
2.1.04 Americans Not as Eager as the French for General Political Ideas.mp3	1.7 MB
2.3.04 Consequences of the 3 Preceding Chapters.mp3	1.6 MB
2.1.07 A Leaning to Pantheism Among Democracies.mp3	1.5 MB
2.1.06 Roman Catholicism in the US.mp3	1.5 MB
2.2.03 Individualism Stronger at the Close of a Democratic Revolution.mp3	1.4 MB
2.2.16 Excessive Care of Worldly Welfare May Impair That Welfare.mp3	1.1 MB
2.1.14 The Trade of Literature.mp3	789.2 KB
2.5.05 End.mp3	97.2 KB
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Democracy in America.pdf	9.1 MB
Democracy in America (Tocqueville 1835).txt	8.3 KB
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