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Versailles, built to project the power and grandeur of theabsolutemonarchy, soon came to symbolize its fragility.
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Here at least, the defining feature ofabsolutemonarchy, the crown's ability to raise taxes without the consent of a representative body, was conspicuously absent.
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The social situation of theabsolutemonarchy, of the state, is not mentioned.
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The books discussed here deal with widely differing aspects of theabsolutemonarchy.
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Between rational cartography andabsolutemonarchythere develops an organic bond whereby political power credits the measurements carried out according to the spirit of geometry.
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They were also the product of systemic flaws in theabsolutemonarchyhe helped create, and which his successors' failure to remedy brought crashing down in 1789.
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What he does not do is explain how that relationship progressively collapsed from 1750 on, and in so doing brought theabsolutemonarchydown with it.
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Majorityconsent is a minimum necessary condition for being in a political society at all, whereasabsolutemonarchybased on consent is a particular form of a political society.
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In the name of "modernisation" seriously, there is a sense in which we are reverting to a perverse form ofabsolutemonarchy.
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I do not thinkabsolutemonarchyis a good institution.
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It is the language ofabsolutemonarchyin which the king's favourites are the recipients of the largesse at his command.
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You operate on the principles ofabsolutemonarchy.
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It has endured through the centuries—through years ofabsolutemonarchy, through military dictatorship, through industrial revolution, through civil war and world war.
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First we had anabsolutemonarchy.
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Absolutemonarchy, led by a philosopher-king, creates a justly ordered society.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Varying between the ideas of constitutionalism and the revival of anabsolutemonarchy, he neither gained the support of liberal nor of conservative circles.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The end of theabsolutemonarchycame in 1932, when a revolution overthrew the ancient system of government and replaced it with a constitutional monarchy.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He has been regarded as both a hypocritical tyrant and a progressive despot, who wanted to create anabsolutemonarchybased upon free citizens.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A family dictatorship is different from anabsolutemonarchy.
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