Confound Their Politics
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1934
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| Annotation |
Satire on contemporary politics by describing a number of imaginary countries. The main foci of criticism are nationalism, the idea that humans are economical determined, the idea that dictatorship is better than democracy, and the rejection of internationalism. |
| Published Date |
1934 |
| Publisher |
George Bell & Sons
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| Place Published |
London
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| Full Text |
1934 Llewellyn, [David William] Alun (1903-87/88). Confound Their Politics. London: George Bell & Sons. DLC Satire on contemporary politics by describing a number of imaginary countries. The main foci of criticism are nationalism, the idea that humans are economical determined, the idea that dictatorship is better than democracy, and the rejection of internationalism. The English author died in Dublin. |
| Author Note |
The English author (1903-87/88) died in Dublin. |
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