Its first part shows that division of property among children and rotation in office create a so-called absolute equality central to the title structure, and observes that religion is prominent in political life precisely due to its disestablishment.
In a recounting of the travels that led to this work, its author discusses a host who has a black bear as a guard dog.  Its first part shows that division of property among children and rotation in office create a so-called absolute equality central to the title structure, and observes that religion is prominent in political life precisely due to its disestablishment. The second volume of this result of a trip with Gustave de Beaumont, ostensibly to inspect prison systems, examines civil society in the title place. Taking as a central theme the idea that tyranny of the majority is a natural consequence of the titular political system, for 10 points, name this magnum opus of Alexis de Tocqueville.
In a recounting of the travels that led to this work, its author discusses a host who has a black bear as a guard dog.  
{Democracy} in {America} [or De la {démocratie en Amérique}]