static figures. They have already had their bout with the European and now suffer the “Both effects of tyranny, and while their miseries are different, both can blame those miseries on the same (366). But, Tocqueville realizes, the Indian and the Negro offer instruction through tyrant” their suffering. They typify two regimes; they exhibit these forms at their terminal don’t just ends. My investigation now enables me to make good on claim to return to issues Tocqueville’s of of republican forms in the New and use the Negro and the Indian to “permanence World,” offer a vision of the future for these forms of governance: effects of slavery on [democracy] “the are scarcely more disastrous than those of independence on the servility of the [aristocracy]… [former] dooms [it] to slavery, and the pride of the [latter] condemns [it] to (365, death”
static figures. They have already had their bout with the European and now “Both suffer the effects of tyranny, and while their miseries are different, both can blame those miseries on the same tyrant” (366). But, Tocqueville realizes, the Indian and the Negro offer instruction through their suffering. They don’t just typify two regimes; they exhibit these forms at their terminal ends. My investigation now enables me to make good on Tocqueville’s claim to return to issues of “permanence of republican forms in the New World,” and use the Negro and the Indian to offer a vision of the future for these forms of governance: “the effects of slavery on [democracy] are scarcely more disastrous than those of independence on [aristocracy]… the servility of the [former] dooms [it] to slavery, and the pride of the [latter] condemns [it] to death” (365,
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