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Alexis (Charles Henri Maurice Clérel, Comte) de Tocqueville: Critical Essay by Marvin Zetterbaum

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SOURCE: "The Problem of Democracy," in Tocqueville and the Problem of Democracy, Stanford University Press, 1967, pp. 41-84.

In this excerpt, Zetterbaum examines Tocqueville's attempts to reconcile the seemingly contradictory concepts of equality and individuality, justice and excellence, in modern democracy.

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