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The Dialogue In Hell Between Machiavelli And Montesquieu Humanitarian Despotism And The Conditions Of Modern Tyranny Joly

Name: The Dialogue In Hell Between Machiavelli And Montesquieu Humanitarian Despotism And The Conditions Of Modern Tyranny Joly
SKU: BELL-5283326
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The Dialogue In Hell Between Machiavelli And Montesquieu Humanitarian Despotism And The Conditions Of Modern Tyranny Joly instant download after payment.

Publisher: Lexington Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 17.76 MB

Pages: 394

Author: Joly, Maurice; Waggoner, John S

ISBN: 9780739103371, 0739103377

Language: English

Year: 2002

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The Dialogue In Hell Between Machiavelli And Montesquieu Humanitarian Despotism And The Conditions Of Modern Tyranny Joly by Joly, Maurice; Waggoner, John S 9780739103371, 0739103377 instant download after payment.

The Dialogue in Hell between Montesquieu and Machiavelli is the source of the world's most infamous literary forgery, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. John Waggoner's superb translation of and commentary on Joly's Dialogue―the first faithful translation in English―seeks not only to update the sordid legacy of the Protocols but to redeem Joly's original work for serious study in its own right, rather than through the lens of antisemitism. Waggoner's work vindicates a man who was neither an antisemite nor a supporter of the kind of tyrannical politics the Protocols subsequently served and presents Maurice Joly, once much maligned and too long ignored, as one of the nineteenth century's foremost political thinkers