absolutism

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• Additional foundational principles of militia constitutionalism include absolutism.

• The Russian Revolution summed everything up in an instant: in place of dynastic rule, absolutism of a different kind.

• The play-to-the-base impulse is girded by a righteous certainty that can lead to at best impracticality and at worst absolutism.

• What are some great works of literature that you admire for their ability to combat dictatorship and absolutism?

• We cannot mistake absolutism for principle, or substitute spectacle for politics, or treat name-calling as reasoned debate.

• This is self-government committing economic suicide, putting ideological absolutism ahead of solving problems.

• The patriotism of the Japanese is blind and unswerving loyalty to what is practically an absolutism.

• The King wished to save them, for he knew that they were the best supporters of the throne of absolutism.

• Having felt God, God became for him a necessity: more so even, an essential—an absolutism which banished all else from his mind.

• When the royalist gentry went down before Cromwell's Ironsides, absolutism received its death-wound.

• The history of English Absolutism distinctly bears out these anticipations.