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Democracy and leadership

Note 56 — Chapter IV · DEMOCRACY AND IMPERIALISM

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The typical democratic-imperialistic statesman of this age is Pericles. For a sense of the dangers of the policy of Athenian expansion and also of the importance of union among the Greeks, one has to turn to conservatives of the type of Cimon.

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