
Democracy in America (Volume 2)
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Five years after the first volume, Tocqueville turns from America's institutions to its habits of mind: how equality shapes religion, science, literature, family life and the love of money. He also warns of a soft new despotism that could grow out of democracy itself.
- Genres
- Histoire des États-Unis, Politique
- Lieu de l’histoire
- États-Unis
- Public
- Adulte
- Parution
- 1840
- Pages
- 428







