Additional foundational principles of militia constitutionalism include absolutism.
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The Russian Revolution summed everything up in an instant: in place of dynastic rule, absolutism of a different kind.
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What are some great works of literature that you admire for their ability to combat dictatorship and absolutism?
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In this new climate anything less than anti-abortion absolutism is unacceptable.
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Rightly envisaged, the Crimean war was the end of what remained of absolutism and legitimism in Europe.
Notes on Life and Letters|Joseph Conrad
Barely stated, it is a mere formula, which may be filled in with any content from absolutism to pure republicanism.
The Social Contract & Discourses|Jean-Jacques Rousseau
And yet absolutism in itself is not to be defended; it is what enlightened nations are now striving to abolish.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume VIII|John Lord
The "ethicist's fallacy" is the source of all absolutism in theory, and all intolerance in practice.
The Philosophy of Spinoza|Baruch de Spinoza
To destroy the material organization of absolutism by reconstructing and partly dismissing the army.
Our Revolution|Leon Trotzky
British Dictionary definitions for absolutism
absolutism
/ (ˈæbsəluːˌtɪzəm) /
noun
the principle or practice of a political system in which unrestricted power is vested in a monarch, dictator, etc; despotism
philosophy
any theory which holds that truth or moral or aesthetic value is absolute and universal and not relative to individual or social differencesCompare relativism
the doctrine that reality is unitary and unchanging and that change and diversity are mere illusionSee also monism (def. 2), pluralism (def. 5b)
Christianityan uncompromising form of the doctrine of predestination