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... oligarchy as the rule of the few or of theocracy as the rule of the priests or of monarchy as the rule of the dynast or of dictatorship as the rule of the dictator . These statements , even if they require some qualification , are ...
... oligarchy as the rule of the few or of theocracy as the rule of the priests or of monarchy as the rule of the dynast or of dictatorship as the rule of the dictator . These statements , even if they require some qualification , are ...
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... oligarchy , democracy had no other meaning than a reversed class rule with the " proletariat " on top . The modern communist has inherited the misconception . For him the prole- tariat constitute the people . The communist " vanguard ...
... oligarchy , democracy had no other meaning than a reversed class rule with the " proletariat " on top . The modern communist has inherited the misconception . For him the prole- tariat constitute the people . The communist " vanguard ...
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... oligarchy to democracy . So the dictators came , with their attendant cliques , and promised a new world , a world to be brought into being all at once , without the birth pangs of democracy . They won enough support from the ...
... oligarchy to democracy . So the dictators came , with their attendant cliques , and promised a new world , a world to be brought into being all at once , without the birth pangs of democracy . They won enough support from the ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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