The British public now has the chance, for the first time in generations, to achieve a real political revolution.

The short answer is that Mexico's political and economic revolutions, driven from the top, were great for the 1990's.

Just as well; the recent political revolution there seemed to have made things even worse for peasants than before.

Thus, its life as a model for political revolutions was relatively short.

And, he added, "the true political revolution in China is yet to come."

It is a very small part of a large nation trying to deal with a political revolution and economic collapse.

What difference did this political revolution make to real life in the former western Empire?

The political revolution under way in Japan has been tearing down the cold war structure that ran the country since 1955.

Finally, the next president must lead the nation through simultaneous economic and political revolutions.

Do you seriously think we shall live long enough to see a political revolution?