What does politarch mean?
Politarch means A ruler or magistrate, especially one within a politocracy..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A ruler or magistrate, especially one within a politocracy..
Under the pretence of going to bring the money, the condemned called on a relation, who served as janissary, or armed constable, under the orders of the politarch, Mitzo Machaliotti; and having obtained the assurance of his protection, sent word to the police-officers, that, if they chose, they might come and take the sum demanded.
“It is your responsibility to make sure that does not happen again,” shouted the leading politarch.
Politarchs often deceive themselves into believing that they are true democrats, but in actuality have become masters by transforming the democratic facade into a govenment of elected officials, by elected officials, for elected officials.
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Politarch means A ruler or magistrate, especially one within a politocracy..
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Under the pretence of going to bring the money, the condemned called on a relation, who served as janissary, or armed constable, under the orders of the politarch, Mitzo Machaliotti; and having obtained the assurance of his protection, sent word to the police-officers, that, if they chose, they might come and take the sum demanded.
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