I suggested that the book is, from its opening page, set in a near-complete tyranny.
The prospect of rendering the executive's tyranny complete by making Britain's legislature unicameral is terrifying.
Completed in 1886, it was supposed to represent the shared ideals of the American and French Revolutions: the triumph of reason over religious dogma and of republican democracy over the tyranny of kings and aristocrats.
Missionaries arrived in the early eighteenth century, bringing with them education, disease, and, eventually, a Sabbatarian tyranny so complete that the islanders were prohibited from speaking on Sundays.
Raskob called the case "tyranny".
Indeed, Stirner suggests that Feuerbach's achievement was to have effected a 'change of masters' (55) which actually made the tyranny of the divine over the individual even more complete, because human nature (unlike the conventional Christian God) was an immanent divinity which could possess both believers and unbelievers alike.
Nevertheless, as with the gaze similarity analysis above, participants in the Map task condition still looked at the car occasionally, indicating that the reduction of the Tyranny of Film was relative, but not complete.
In the former he stated the case for the freedom of the individual against "the tyranny of the majority," presented strong arguments in favour of complete freedom of thought and discussion, and argued that no state or society has the right to prevent the free development of human individuality.
García Márquez professed himself amazed at the success One Hundred Years of Solitude enjoyed, and declared that he considered his masterly study of Latin American tyranny in Autumn of the Patriarch (1975) to be a more complete work of art.
Allow me to also address my brothers and sisters, the children of my motherland, Syria: these days everyone curses tyranny and terrorism as if their onset had been sudden, and a complete surprise.
His book, "Tyranny on Trial: The Evidence at Nuremberg" (1954), was described by The Times as "the first complete historical and legal analysis of the Nuremburg trial" and "a book of enduring importance".
