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    Donald J. Trump: The American Pericles?
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    Donald J. Trump: The American Pericles?

    By Tom Strabo

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    To understand true democracy, we need to go back to the people who invented it: the ancient Athenians. The greatest champion of democracy was Pericles, one of the most remarkable figures in history. What can we learn from Pericles and ancient Greek culture? Donald J. Trump is no Pericles. However, he is a political outsider, and not part of the Washington D.C. establishment. We need a change. Any change at all is now desirable. It's time for democracy to take a great leap forward, by revisiting its Athenian past!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 10, 2018
    ISBN9780244380403
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    Donald J. Trump: The American Pericles?
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    Tom Strabo

    Tom Strabo is a freethinker, controversialist and contrarian.

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