Introduction - Never commented
| Thesis | Original |
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| "E pluribus unum", "For much of" - this was the motto, came together under the more than 215 years ago the American States to the Union. A motto that is programmatically to understand. | "E pluribus unum", "For much of" - this was the motto under which together found the American States to the Union 200 years ago, and this motto is programmatic understanding. |
| The country that has like no other written pluralism on its flags, opened on this uniform, common base to the unfolding of leeway for multiplicity. | The country that has like no other written pluralism on its flags, opened on this uniform, common base to the unfolding of leeway for multiplicity. |
| To unite a nation to exchange the originally autonomous Variety against a granted by the central government, however, pluralism meant renunciation; | To unite a nation to exchange the original autonomous Variety against a subsidy granted by a central government pluralism certainly meant renunciation; |
| the hitherto Wi Konföderationsdach largely independent individual States had to for the sake of the common scale back entitlement to the own and give sovereignty. Note: on page 016 it comes from the same source continues. |
the hitherto Wi Konföderationsdach largely independent individual States had to for the sake of the common scale back entitlement to the own and give sovereignty. |
| Adapted from: Dr. Barbara Zehnpfennig, "The experiment of a large-scale Republic", FAZ, November 27, 1997th Link: www.faz.net/-01oqth Documented in: http://my.opera.com/raphman/blog/guttenberg-und-zehnpfennig scan at faz.net |
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