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while another may not
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is the following passage in Mill's book:--
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On these grounds I was not only as ardent as ever for democratic institutions, but earnestly hoped that Owenite, St. Simonian, and all other anti-property doctrines might spread widely among the poorer classes; _not that I thought these doctrines true_, or desired that they should be acted on, but in order that the higher classes _might be made to see that they had far more to fear_ from the poor when uneducated than when educated.
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simply because she thus ceased to please him; and when a Secularist wrote him to point out the injustice of this assertion, and the nature of the ordinary rationalist view of marriage, his Grace disingenuously quoted the statement that Secularists repudiated the