| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - society, rejecting religion, tradition, and the authority of law-givers, is a country ???lost to [the] senses??? of the people, and they in turn, in Tocqueville???s words, ???retire into a narrow and unenlightened selfishness.??? It is this loss, more than governmental incapacity, that disturbs Broder and perhaps also Burns, as it must disturb us all.
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