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Definition of Plutocracies
1. plutocracy [n] - See also: plutocracy
Lexicographical Neighbors of Plutocracies
Literary usage of Plutocracies
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Why Italy Entered Into the Great War, by Luigi Carnovale by Luigi Carnovale (1917)
"As long as there are national industrial plutocracies with their related commercial
competitions between nations, there will be militarism and there will be ..."
2. The Disarmament Conference at Washington Will be a Failure: Only by the by Luigi Carnovale (1921)
"After this war we shall have permanent universal peace,' etc, "I conclude: "As
long as there are national industrial plutocracies with their related ..."
3. The Progress of Nations; Or the Principles of National Development in Their (1861)
"... among us who most nearly resemble the rich plutocracies of America and Venice
in their mode of lite are the wealthy idle families with no country seats, ..."
4. The Progress of Nations: Or, The Principles of National Development in Their (1861)
"Other plutocracies, which were not formed suddenly by the transference of an ...
Now plutocracies in theory do not militate against the principle of social ..."
5. American's Relations to the Great War by John William Burgess (1916)
"The answer is simply they are all Colonial Empires, all plutocracies, no matter what
... They are plutocracies from the influence of their world position as ..."
6. Proceedings of the ... General Council by General Council (1889)
"Woe worth the day when such plutocracies rule and give the tone to society I all
that is ideal, spiritual, refined—all that is most generous, ..."
7. New Worlds for Old by Herbert George Wells (1908)
"There is, it is said, a tendency in plutocracies either to become unprogressive,
... plutocracies the world has seen before, but a democratic civilisation ..."
8. Why Italy Entered Into the Great War, by Luigi Carnovale by Luigi Carnovale (1917)
"As long as there are national industrial plutocracies with their related commercial
competitions between nations, there will be militarism and there will be ..."
9. The Disarmament Conference at Washington Will be a Failure: Only by the by Luigi Carnovale (1921)
"After this war we shall have permanent universal peace,' etc, "I conclude: "As
long as there are national industrial plutocracies with their related ..."
10. The Progress of Nations; Or the Principles of National Development in Their (1861)
"... among us who most nearly resemble the rich plutocracies of America and Venice
in their mode of lite are the wealthy idle families with no country seats, ..."
11. The Progress of Nations: Or, The Principles of National Development in Their (1861)
"Other plutocracies, which were not formed suddenly by the transference of an ...
Now plutocracies in theory do not militate against the principle of social ..."
12. American's Relations to the Great War by John William Burgess (1916)
"The answer is simply they are all Colonial Empires, all plutocracies, no matter what
... They are plutocracies from the influence of their world position as ..."
13. Proceedings of the ... General Council by General Council (1889)
"Woe worth the day when such plutocracies rule and give the tone to society I all
that is ideal, spiritual, refined—all that is most generous, ..."
14. New Worlds for Old by Herbert George Wells (1908)
"There is, it is said, a tendency in plutocracies either to become unprogressive,
... plutocracies the world has seen before, but a democratic civilisation ..."
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