The Quarterly Review, Volume 263, Issue 522John Murray, 1934 - English literature |
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Page 223
... dictatorship endured as an institution for three centuries ( from the sixth century to the third ) , but only at irregular intervals was a dictator appointed , and always to deal with an emergency in domestic , or , more often , in ...
... dictatorship endured as an institution for three centuries ( from the sixth century to the third ) , but only at irregular intervals was a dictator appointed , and always to deal with an emergency in domestic , or , more often , in ...
Page 224
... dictatorship of only eleven days he laid down the office and exchanged it for that of Consul . He was renominated Dictator more than once , eventually for life ; but , though the basis of his power was military and its scope unlimited ...
... dictatorship of only eleven days he laid down the office and exchanged it for that of Consul . He was renominated Dictator more than once , eventually for life ; but , though the basis of his power was military and its scope unlimited ...
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... dictatorship , as opposed to a despotism , consists in its emergency character : it must not be prolonged beyond the period of crisis that called it into being . On that rock the Stuarts foundered . They never understood the conditions ...
... dictatorship , as opposed to a despotism , consists in its emergency character : it must not be prolonged beyond the period of crisis that called it into being . On that rock the Stuarts foundered . They never understood the conditions ...
Contents
ART CONTENTS | 185 |
Poetry and Verse and Worse PAGE | 189 |
ELIA By C E Lawrence | 203 |
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