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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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