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Aristotle

An ancient Greek philosopher (384–322 BCE). His Politics contains a defence of slavery, which Lippmann analyses.

Public Opinion, Walter Lippmann

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  An ancient Greek philosopher of the fourth century BC. For many centuries his opinion was treated in universities as almost beyond dispute.

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