In a work by this man, he claims that despotism froze relations between people and that only freedomcan save people from the "worship of Mammon." In that work by this man, he claims to have "proceededas doctors do when they examine defunct organs," in that he tried to highlight exemplary figures and illlaws from the title eras. This man claimed that because one event had "no territory of its own," that it wassimilar to a religious revolution despite the fact that it only abolished feudalism. In another work this manbelieved that the jury was "one of the most effective means of public education." This author of The AncienRegime and the French 
In a work by this man, he claims that despotism froze relations between people and that only freedomcan save people from the "worship of Mammon." In that work by this man, he claims to have "proceededas doctors do when they examine defunct organs," in that he tried to highlight exemplary figures and illlaws from the title eras. This man claimed that because one event had "no territory of its own," that it wassimilar to a religious revolution despite the fact that it only abolished feudalism. In another work this manbelieved that the jury was "one of the most effective means of public education." This author of The AncienRegime and the French Revolution is more famous for a work written while examining prison systems withGustave Beaufort. For 10 points, name this author of Democracy in America.
In a work by this man, he claims that despotism froze relations between people and that only freedomcan save people from the "worship of Mammon.
Alexis d'Tocqueville