Democracy, Theoretical and Practical

In this groundbreaking work, George Henderson offers a compelling argument for the practical benefits of democracy. Drawing on examples from ancient Greece to modern-day America, he shows how democratic institutions can promote freedom, equality, and social justice, while also mitigating the dangers of tyranny and corruption. A must-read for anyone interested in the theory and practice of democracy.

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