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An essay on the American contribution and the democratic idea

Winston Churchill

Publisher: Good Press

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An essay on the American contribution and the democratic idea by Winston Churchill is an essay inspired by a 1917 visit to the battlefields of Europe during World War I. He advocates a new political party based on the teachings of modern social science, central economy, and tax reform. Interestingly, he argues that the solution to all of society's ills comes from centralized economic power in the form of a democratically elected central government that will be led by people who have been properly educated with our newly-discovered scientifically-based methods that will get rid of the dangers of greedy human nature.
Available since: 11/29/2019.
Print length: 134 pages.

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