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absolute monarchy

Alternative term for absolutism.
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Like the absolute monarchies of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Europe, from which the concept of the papacy still takes its cues, we can say: "The pope is dead; long live the pope," as Benedict XVI takes on this transcendent sense of his responsibilities.
The Church & Benedict XVI: what can we hope for? by Imbelli, Robert P. / Commonweal
This gives him a secure base of operations to carry out his role "as the leader of disenfranchised Arabs and other Muslims who seek the liberation of Palestine and the downfall of the authoritarian regimes of the Middle East and absolute monarchies and emirates of the Gulf.
Osama bin Lenin by The New American
For this reason, the law of nations accommodated widely divergent domestic political systems, ranging from absolute monarchies to authoritarian and totalitarian regimes to democracies.
The Rocky Shoals of International Law by Casey, Lee A. / The National Interest
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