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Revolution, n. In politics, an abrupt change in the form of misgovernment - Ambrose Bierce
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"Revolution, n. In politics, an abrupt change in the form of misgovernment"

- Ambrose Bierce

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This quote by Ambrose Bierce is a commentary on the nature of revolution in politics. He suggests that revolution is an abrupt change in the form of misgovernment, implying that the current form of government is not working and needs to be changed. This quote implies that revolution is a necessary step in order to create a better form of government. It also implies that the current form of government is not working and needs to be changed in order for the people to be better served. Bierce's quote suggests that revolution is a necessary step in order to create a better form of government and that it is the only way to create a better form of government. This quote is a reminder that revolution is a necessary step in order to create a better form of government and that it is the only way to create a better form of government. It is a reminder that revolution is a necessary step in order to create a better form of government and that it is the only way to create a better form of government.

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Ambrose Bierce, Small This quote is written / told by Ambrose Bierce between June 24, 1842 and December 26, 1913. He was a famous Journalist from USA. The author also have 124 other quotes.

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