10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PTOCHOCRACY»
Discover the use of
ptochocracy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ptochocracy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Indian federalism: problems and issues
Theory X cannot provide a state with self-respect, self- reliance, of self-fulfilment.
In holding the surplus "carrot" along with stick, the central government simply
breeds ptochocracy in the states instead of utilisation of such surplus "carrot" on ...
Tarun Chandra Bose, University of Kalyani. Dept. of Political Science,
1987
2
Land of Oppression Instead of Land of Opportunity
128. policeocracy government by police 129. pollarchy government by the
multitude or a mob; ochlocracy 130. polyarchy government bymanypeople 131.
polycracy government government ptochocracy government punditocracy
government ...
Gaines Bradford Jackson,
2012
3
The Grandiloquent Dictionary - Tenth Anniversary Edition
psychrophobia - A fear of cold pteridology - The study of ferns pternophobia - See
pteronophobia pteronophobia - A fear of feathers pterylology - The study of
feather arrangements on birds ptochocracy - A government formed of the poor ...
The world of art and architecture, according to Meier-grAefe, enters a phase of
ptochocracy. There is no need for that. Meier-grAefe favors Schröder and Adolf
loos specifically because their work always remained splendorous [“prächtig”], ...
Julius Meier-Graefe, Markus Breitschmid,
2007
5
There's a Word for It (Revised Edition): A Grandiloquent ...
polyphage, 131 psychophobia, 154 polyphloisboian, 209 psymatic, 223
polypragmon, 131 ptochocracy, 186 polystyrophobia, 156 pubephilia, 89
polyvaleur, 80 publican, 50, 51 ponerologist, 176 puellaphilist, 67 ponophobia,
161 pulicose, ...
Charles Harrington Elster,
2005
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Imperatives, Behaviors, and Identities: Essays in Early ...
A government in which such people participated, wrote James Burgh, could be
nothing more than "a ptochocracy (the reader will pardon a new word) or
government of beggars." Certainly, said James Wilson, it could only be "an insult
upon the ...
7
Political Disquisitions
16. Of Sweden, ib, '□ 0f |be Bologhefe, i. ib. Of Marseilles, tb. Of Hol- Jand,7£f Of
Spain, ib. Of Portugal, j, 19, Of the Swiss, ib. Of Poland, i. 20, British, a
ptochocracy, I. 56. Inclines too much to aristocracy, i. 53, & 77. Advantages of,
according to ...
8
The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge
... therefore, taking it according to its avowed state, is neither absolute monarchy,
nor limited monarchy, nor aristocracy, nor democracy, nor a mixture of monarchy,
aristocracy and democracy ; but may be called a ptochocracy (the reader will ...
9
Political disquisitions, or, An Inquiry into public errors, ...
Of Sweden, ib. Of the Bolognese, i. ib. Of Marseilles, ib. Of Holland, ib. Of Spain,
ib. Of Portugal, i. i9. Of the Swiss, ib. Of Poland, i. 20. British, a ptochocracy, i. 50.
Inclines too much to aristocracy, i. 53. & 77. Advantages of, according to Voltaire,
...
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Political Disquisitions: Or, an Enquiry Into Public Errors, ...
Of Spain, ib. Of Portugal,,i. 19. Ofthe Swiss, ib, Of Poland, i. 20. British, at
ptochocracy, i. 50. Inclines too much to arislocracy, i. 53. 81 77. Advantages of,
according to Vcltaire, i. -364. Profufion in, dangerous, i. 379. Clamours vagainsi,
why, ii.