How Tyrants Fall: And How Nations Survive

How Tyrants Fall: And How Nations SurviveIn the fight for freedom, we must not only understand how tyrants rise but how they fall. Tyrants seem invincible, but they face constant threats from all sides. Whether it's by members of their inner circle, military elites, alienated masses, assassins, revolutionaries, or simply old age they always fall. And when they do, they cannot retire: they face exile, prison or death. The aftermath can be catastrophic. Meeting with improbable coup plotters,

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