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Since every single one of them is more or less involved in industry, at the slightest shock experienced by business all private fortunes stumble at the same time and the state begins to totter. I believe that the recurrence of industrial crises is an endemic sickness for all democracies in our day. It can be made less dangerous but not completely cured because it does not stem from an accident but from the very temperament of such nations.
Democracy in America: And Two Essays on America
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