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Democracy And Its Roots Translated edition by Dan Mark Politics Social Sciences eBooks

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Democracy and its roots, the double meaning of the word democracy, democracy as ideology, democracy as a form of government. Excerpt from the Danish "Demokratikanon".

Democracy And Its Roots Translated edition by Dan Mark Politics Social Sciences eBooks

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Product details File Size 24 KB Print Length 7 pages Publication Date June 2, 2012 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B0088IXNOG

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I got it free so I have no complaint about the price. It's only 7 pages long, so I wasn't expecting much, but I was curious. The day before I had rooted around in Wikipedia for information on democracy in Athens. Wikipedia was much more informative. Wikipedia, for example talks about the Council of 500 and the courts, but this essay doesn't. Missing are the detail that make an essay come alive, like legal trials required a minimum of 201 jurors. I suspect that this was a school essay that was published as a lark. The translation was not done by a native English speaker. there are odd phrasing and missing verbs.
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