Contents of Volume 11 
Chapter XV THE STUDY OF GREEK AND LATIN Lrr- 
ERATURE Is PECULIARLY USEFUL IN DEMOCRATIC 
COMMUNITIES 
Chapter XVI How AMERICAN DEMOCRACY Has 
MobiFiep THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 
Chapter XVII OF SOME SOURCES OF POETRY AMONG 
DEMOCRATIC NATIONS 75 
Chapter XVIII WHY AMERICAN WRITERS AND Ora- 
TORS OFTEN USE AN INFLATED STYLE 82 
Chapter XIX SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE Drama 
AMONG DEMOCRATIC NATIONS 84 
Chapter XX SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF Historians 
IN DEMocraTIC TIMES 
Chapter XXI OF PARLIAMENTARY 
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INFLUENCE OF DEMOCRACY ON THE 
FEELINGS OF THE AMERICANS 
Chapter 1 Wuy DEMOCRATIC NATIONS SHOW A 
MORE ARDENT AND ENDURING Love oF EQUALITY 
THAN OF LIBERTY 
Chapter 11 OF INDIVIDUALISM IN DeMocraTIC 
COUNTRIES 
Chapter 111 INDIVIDUALISM STRONGER AT THE CLOSE 
OF A DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION THAN AT OTHER 
PERIODS 
Chapter IV THAT THE AMERICANS COMBAT THE 
EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUALISM BY FRE INSTITU- 
TIONS 
Chapter V. OF THE USE WHICH THE AMERICANS 
MAKE OF PUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS IN CrviL Lire 
Chapter VI OF THE RELATION BETWEEN PUBLIC 
ASSOCIATIONS AND THE NEWSPAPERS 
Chapter VII RELATION oF CIVIL TO PoLITICAL 
ASSOCIATIONS 
Chapter VIII How THE AMERICANS CoMBAT INDI- 
VIDUALISM BY THE PRINCIPLE OF SELF-INTEREST 
RIGHTLY UNDERSTOOD 
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