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ALSO BY
TIMOTHY
SNYDER
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Copyright © 2017 by Timothy Snyder
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Published in the United States by Tim Duggan Books, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC, New York.
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Ebook ISBN 9780804190121
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In politics, being deceived is no excuse.
—LESZEK KOŁ
AKOWSKI
1.
Do not obey in advance.
2.
Defend institutions.
3.
Beware the one-party state.
4.
Take responsibility for the face of the world.
5.
Remember professional ethics.
6.
Be wary of paramilitaries.
7.
Be reflective if you must be armed.
8.
Stand out.
9.
Be kind to our language.
10.
Believe in truth.
11 .
Investigate.
12.
Make eye contact and small talk.
13.
Practice corporeal politics.
14.
Establish a private life.
15.
Contribute to good causes.
16.
Learn from peers in other countries.
17.
Listen for dangerous words.
18.
Be calm when the unthinkable arrives.
19.
Be a patriot.
20.
Be as courageous as you can.
History does not repeat, but it does instruct. As the Founding Fathers debated our Constitution, they took instruction from the history they knew. Concerned that the democratic republic they envisioned would collapse, they contemplated the descent of ancient democracies and republics into oligarchy and empire. As they knew, Aristotle warned that inequality brought instability, while Plato believed that demagogues exploited free speech to install themselves as tyrants. ............

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