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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #46916 Democracy
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The    English    have    not    moved    towards    democracy    with    any    desire    for    that    particular    form    of    government,    and    no    vision    of    a    perfect    state    has    sustained    them    on    the  .    Our    boast    has    been    that    we    are    a    "practical"    people,    and    so    our    politics    are,    as    they    ever    have    been,    experimental.    Reforms    have    been    not    out    of    deference    to    some    moral    or    political    principle,    but    because    the    abuse    had    become  .    Dissatisfaction    with    the    Government    and    the    conviction    that    only    by    and    by    free    election    of    representatives    can    Parliament    remove    the    grounds    of    dissatisfaction,    have    carried    us    towards    democracy.    The    conclusion    is    that    a    democratic    revolution    was    accomplished    in    England    by    a    rising    of    the    people,    not    by    revolutionaries    but    by    the    strong    of    constitutional    government.    

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