… Tocqueville's exceptional abilities were soon apparent in his performance of judicial duties.
Rapid ad… predictions were based as much on Tocqueville's connections as on his abilities. …

… , and wealth filled the king's offices in politics and administration and had a monopoly of office
in the … In contrast, it was Tocqueville's practical experience as a member of the Chamber of …

… To the familiar causes of controversy, Tocqueville added … Tocqueville, that the movement
towards democracy dates from the dawn of modern civilization, and has continued steadily ad…

… We see Tocqueville near Detroit, noting the scattered settlement patterns of the frontier
and the affinity of Americans for solitude; in Boston, witnessing the jury system at work; in …

… Thanks to the marvelous immediacy of Tocqueville s work. Manent s analysis is a meditation
on our democracy today; and with the aid of Tocqueville s equally wonderful detachment. …

TOCQUEVILLE Page 1 TOCQUEVILLE Un patricien liberal, qui aime passionnément la liberté
et sait assez précisément en quoi elle consiste, qui, d'autre part, est tellement convaincu …

… the significance of the centenary of Tocqueville may be, apart from … We may question the
usual interpretation of Tocqueville as a … 8 It appears rather that Tocqueville's thinking does not …

… of Tocqueville's thought upon Mill's intellectual development. The claims which she makes
for Tocqueville's … Both Tocqueville and Mill struck a compromise between advantages and …

… ” came into use only in Tocqueville’s time, … Tocqueville did not agree that men began in
this way “perfectly free,” as Locke said, or that freedom has its origin prior to politics. Tocqueville …

… All the more so, given that congressional representatives were increasingly seeking reelection
with the aid of pollsters and media consultants and television advertisements, eschewing …