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In short, we get back to the conditions which foredoomed democracy to failure in the ancient Greek and medieval republics, where party lines were horizontal and class warred against class, each in consequence necessarily substituting devotion to the interest of a class for devotion to the interest of the state and to the elementary ideas of morality.

Written by Theodore Roosevelt

Narrated by Joshua Noyer

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Published in the “CENTURY,” January, 1900