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Preface and Acknowledgments xi Introduction 1 Part One: Theory 17 Chapter One Political Offices: Universalism, Partiality, and Compromise 19 Chapter Two Political Office and the Theory of Democratic Constancy 55 Chapter Three Office and the Democratic Order: Alternative Views 96 Part Two: Applications 135 Chapter Four The Senator and the Politics of Fame 143 Chapter Five The Moral Activist and the Politics of Public Opinion 201 Chapter Six The Organizer and the Politics of Personal Association 248 Conclusion Governing Pluralism, Office Diversity, and Democratic Ethics 299 References 327 Index 341
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