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Re-imagining democracy 1750-1850

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New member Jackson1 innes Last Active: 6 years ago

In 1750 democracy was a learned word, denoting a form of goverment that had existed in the ancient world, but was not thought to be suited to modern times. This group is connected with a research project which explores the re-imagining of democracy as suited -- even uniquely well suited -- to the modern world.

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Re-imagining democracy 1750-1850

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