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By definition, a nation calling itself free should have no jealousy of the executive, for freedom means that the nation, the political part of the nation, wields the executive.
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Walter Bagehot
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gutenberg.orgBy definition, a nation calling itself free should have no jealousy of the executive, for freedom means that the nation, the political part of the nation, wields the executive.
This quote discusses the relationship between freedom and the executive power within a nation.
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