Readings in Political Science

action administration administrative law American ancient Austria authority become body cause century character citizens civilization climate colonies common conception constitution coöperation Copyright courts Cuba custom definite democracy distinct economic election Empire England established Europe European executive exercise existence fact federal force foreign form of government France French Revolution functions German German Empire governmental Greece human ical idea important independent individual influence interests international law Italy king labor legislation legislature liberty limits Macmillan Company marriage means ment military modern monarchy moral natural environment nature oligarchy origin party persons political organization political science political theory population practical present principles progress race regard regulation relations religion representatives result Revolution Roman Roman law Rome rules Russia secure social sovereign sovereignty Spain spirit territory things tion tribes United unity vote wealth whole