Political Parties in Athens During the Peloponnesian War Prince Consort Dissert
Political Parties in Athens During the Peloponnesian War Prince Consort Dissert
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V. 76, (the motives of the oligarchs were to obtain w. 3 and oligarchy.
34 POLITICAL PARTIES IN ATHENS.
was overthrown by a democratic reaction and the alliance with Athens was restored.
The Pelo- The waj was therefore not only a trial of strength ponnesian . ' n ~. . T war a between the two great powers of Greece, it was a conflict Yife and death struggle between the principles of democracy oligarchic and democratic government 1 . The danger threatened even the constitution of Athens as well a...s her empire ; for there were many of her citizens who would gladly have seen oligarchy established at the price of submission to Sparta.
These men as soon as they attained power began to treat with Sparta 2 : and there was some ground for the democratic feeling that peace with Sparta, except on terms which would be a compensation for the past and a guarantee for the future, was likely to lead to the rise of philo-Spartan influence, and bring the danger to democracy all the nearer.
I have argued that the democratic constitution and the war were both necessary to maintain the alliance ; and that to a certain degree the continu- ance of the war to a decisive end was demanded in the interests of the democracy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. 76, (the motives of the oligarchs were to obtain w. 3 and oligarchy.
34 POLITICAL PARTIES IN ATHENS.
was overthrown by a democratic reaction and the alliance with Athens was restored.
The Pelo- The waj was therefore not only a trial of strength ponnesian . ' n ~. . T war a between the two great powers of Greece, it was a conflict Yife and death struggle between the principles of democracy oligarchic and democratic government 1 . The danger threatened even the constitution of Athens as well a...s her empire ; for there were many of her citizens who would gladly have seen oligarchy established at the price of submission to Sparta.
These men as soon as they attained power began to treat with Sparta 2 : and there was some ground for the democratic feeling that peace with Sparta, except on terms which would be a compensation for the past and a guarantee for the future, was likely to lead to the rise of philo-Spartan influence, and bring the danger to democracy all the nearer.
I have argued that the democratic constitution and the war were both necessary to maintain the alliance ; and that to a certain degree the continu- ance of the war to a decisive end was demanded in the interests of the democracy.
What to read after Political Parties in Athens During the Peloponnesian War Prince Consort Dissert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard Whibley to read onlineMoreLess
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