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    Who Argued That Ordinary People Did Not Know What Was
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Who Argued That Ordinary People Did Not Know What Was

Question 39

Question 39

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Who argued that ordinary people did not know what was in the interests of the nation?


A) John Stuart Mill
B) Karl Marx
C) Edmond Burke
D) John Locke

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