This sort of government was no better than an absolutedespotism.
2
You and I might try forever to establish such absolutedespotism, all in vain.
3
She was ruling a heart with absolutedespotism for the first time in her life.
4
It is plain that the authority here given to the military officer amounts to absolutedespotism.
5
Her ownership ranged from absolutedespotism to humble slavery, and he was happy through it all.
6
How comes it that the kingdom which is liberty is, from its very foundation, an absolutedespotism?
7
The trial by jury, be it observed, was the only real barrier interposed by them against absolutedespotism.
8
These were founded in absolutedespotism.
9
During Jackson's administration we came rather close to pure democracy, and nearly as close also to absolutedespotism.
10
As to the decrees of this memorable council, they were only adapted for countries in submission to an absolutedespotism.
11
But as the ruler of a civilized country he imposed upon its people the absolutedespotism of a primitive sultanate.
12
He is the acknowledged leader of the Tories or Conservatives in England, and dictates the policy of his party with absolutedespotism.
13
Upon the ruins of the temple of liberty, erected by the Reformers, King Charles had determined to build his castle of absolutedespotism.
14
His education in our school has drawn on him a very jealous eye, from a court whose principles are the most absolutedespotism.
15
Civilization began with war and slavery; government began in absolutedespotism; and religion itself grew out of superstition which was oftentimes marked with human sacrifices.
16
Absolutedespotism was reached first in Spain, under Philip II.