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1877. The object of the work is to illustrate the various uses of the principal terms belonging to political science with the hope of unraveling some of the chief ambiguities found in political language. A partial listing of the terms discussed include: Government, Constitution, Right, Law, Sovereign, Monarchy, Commonwealth, Aristocracy, Democracy, Rich, Poor, Nature, Free Government, Power and others.

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