Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a fascinating investigation into the early history of institutions and the theory of primitive democracy in the Alps. Ross provides a unique perspective on the development of democratic systems in this region, exploring the ways in which ancient institutions and customs shaped the political landscape of these communities. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources, including accounts of early travelers and anthropologists, Ross offers a comprehensive and compelling analysis of this important chapter in political history.
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