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If not met and overthrown at once it forebodes terrible social convulsions, the destruction of civilization, or the establishment of an absolute despotism. en.wikipedia.org

Now, every government gives the player a bonus, even despotism. en.wikipedia.org

Parry asserted that the goals of the unions would inevitably lead to despotism, tyranny, and slavery, and the ruin of civilization. en.wikipedia.org

The concept of separation of powers gradually became a tool to prevent despotism. en.wikipedia.org

He explained that it outlawed only true crimes, and not phony offenses created by superstition, feudalism, the tax system, and royal despotism. en.wikipedia.org

We have seen to-day a gallant, civilised and democratic people betrayed and handed over to a ruthless despotism. en.wikipedia.org

Another was that it produced despotism and turned workers into wage workers subject to the authority of a boss. en.wikipedia.org

If it does not lead to despotism by sudden violence, it prepares men for it more gently by their habits. en.wikipedia.org

The history of the empire before the tetrarchy was portrayed as a time of civil war, savage despotism, and imperial collapse. en.wikipedia.org

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