Press Commentary on Consent of the Governed and Philippine Quiz
A column debates the phrase consent of the governed in the context of American rule in the Philippines. It contrasts constitutional theory with practical power, arguing government legitimacy rests on people's assent, while warning against forceful domination and advocating measured, lawful action, with reference to Dewey and officials.
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