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... army instead of the mercenaries so unsuited for the polis , much as Machiavelli eighteen hundred years later remonstrated against Florentine reliance on hired soldiery . In later days when Athens was resigned to impotence , the training ...
... army instead of the mercenaries so unsuited for the polis , much as Machiavelli eighteen hundred years later remonstrated against Florentine reliance on hired soldiery . In later days when Athens was resigned to impotence , the training ...
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... army . From the first part of the sixteenth century the administration was strongly centralized , and law was enacted by the fiat of the king , who called himself " emperor " for dignity . Religious conflict filled most of the second ...
... army . From the first part of the sixteenth century the administration was strongly centralized , and law was enacted by the fiat of the king , who called himself " emperor " for dignity . Religious conflict filled most of the second ...
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... army , encamped near London , guaranteed its power ( Ashley , 1961 ) . Parliament thereupon took command , ousted the king's chief advisors , sent his favorite , Strafford , to the scaffold , and released a flood of political writing by ...
... army , encamped near London , guaranteed its power ( Ashley , 1961 ) . Parliament thereupon took command , ousted the king's chief advisors , sent his favorite , Strafford , to the scaffold , and released a flood of political writing by ...
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Conditions of State Systems | 21 |
The Open Society | 41 |
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