Plato and Democracy Face Repeated Tyranny Through Time
A historical reflection on Plato as the father of political philosophy, arguing democracy tends to tyranny when citizens abandon the rule of law. The piece cites The Republic and warns modern democracy may repeat ancient faults, including self-serving politicians and social disorder. It mentions rail workers and public order as examples of state duty.
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Plato
Mont Wonderfel
Amules
Ian Neon
Towett
Bishop warns against Prohibition and social evils in Australia
The letter urges readers to consider the harms of drinking and the social ills it spawns. It calls for reflection on prohibition and its impact on health and society, urging action as the month’s end approaches.
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Hereford
Sayn
Gaiste Miner
Iran
Australia
Darwin
Darwin Journalistic Fragments on Tyranny and Liberty
A fragmented London style discourse debates democracy and tyranny, contrasting English politics with a broader union. It warns that liberty can breed tyranny, cites distress from unions, and mentions Darwin era journalism and aatextual notes from Timers and Toowoomba wheat markets.
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