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despotic monarchy
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- despotic monarch noun
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The quasi-despotic monarchy of the Tudors and Stuarts was founded on the field of Barnet.
The most despotic monarchy seldom preys on the individual, and still seldomer takes him by surprise.
A righteous king makes a peaceful people, especially in a despotic monarchy.
Russia, without contention, is the most despotic monarchy of Europe, and yet the one which can show the shortest list of wars.
In oratory Alexandria made no attempts whatever; it is a branch of literature not likely to flourish under a despotic monarchy.
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