Pericles of Athens and the Birth of Democracy

Stanley M. Burstein · Donald Kagan

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Classical Antiquity Studies Political Theory and Democracy Contemporary and Historical Greek Studies

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Never has the story of the difficult birth of the world's first democracy had more to say to us than now. This masterful biography of Pericles, the first citizen of Athens and its leader for over 20 years, skillfully weaves together the shifting political interests, international tensions, and intellectual currents that guided his remarkable career.

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