despotism

If this be not a state of despotism, what is?

Once there, we find them talking about the despotism of Congress.

The former president asked, "How far off is military despotism?"

No one wants to return to the days of his despotism before the revolution.

A despotism has no use for anything but human cattle.

But will it differ from a human despotism in any way?

From an early age he was attracted to the fight against despotism.

What we call the cold war was the struggle against that particular despotism.

Democratic governments are helping increase the military power of despotism.

The despotism of heaven is the one absolutely perfect government.

But now the power of prejudice and despotism is challenged.

"We do not want to live under oriental despotism," he added.

England must be held responsible for the despotism of expense.

Despotism is a form of government in which a single entity rules with absolute power.

The act also contains his feelings on despotism and liberty.

One could argue that the cure for despotism is democracy itself.

We had lived under Bonnie's benign despotism for most of her 16 years.

His experience there gave him a place to experiment with the practice of enlightened despotism.

There is no despotism here; that's the great thing.

Maybe that was what saved Marduk from having a real despotism.

What they were rebelling against was a despotism of kindness.

And the modern doctrine of commercial despotism means that we shall not find it at all.

Russians who oppose return to despotism will draw their own lessons.

They associated unlimited monopoly powers, on the other hand, with despotism.

History shows that in the wrong hands, the power to jail people without showing cause is a tool of despotism.