The Republic is a book found in Deus Ex: Invisible War. It is an excerpt from a longer work of the same name by Greek philosopher Plato.
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| - The Republic is a book found in Deus Ex: Invisible War. It is an excerpt from a longer work of the same name by Greek philosopher Plato.
- The Republic is a book by Plato, written in Greek.
- The Republic was a weekly nationalist paper published in Belfast by Bulmer Hobson for six months in 1907, after which it merged with The Peasant. Cartoonists who contributed include George, Jack and Norman Morrow and John Campbell,
- The Republic is a work of literature by Plato. Ethan Locken agreed with many of the points put forward by Plato in The Republic, especially the idea of philosopher kings as rulers, as he wanted his "New Federation" to be ruled by those like himself who had been genetically enhanced. (DS9 - Section 31 novel: Abyss)
- It first appears in Mission 2, Burning Bridges. Charlie Jolson instructs Mark Hammond to go to The Republic and "trash the place to pieces". Mark visits the bar and kills every member of the Collins gang inside as well as shooting some lamps on the top floor which causes the restaurant to catch fire. Mark escapes the building just before it has completely caught fire and then he escapes the area. The bar is also seen in Mission 15, Disturbance in Soho. Frank Carter hears word that The Republic has caught fire and that there is major chaos on Frith Street. Frank arrives to find the bar completely trashed and on fire. Not only that, but members of the Collins gang have taken to the streets in anger and attempt to kill any police in the area. Once the area is safe and has been cleared of memb
- The Republic is a loosely organized collective of governing bodies that generally seek to establish a galaxy of peace, equality and diversity. The core tenants of the republic typically focus on democracy and harmony amongst individuals and planets that foster mutual respect for one another. In general, references to "The Republic" may include the following:
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| - The Republic is a book found in Deus Ex: Invisible War. It is an excerpt from a longer work of the same name by Greek philosopher Plato.
- The Republic is a book by Plato, written in Greek.
- The Republic was a weekly nationalist paper published in Belfast by Bulmer Hobson for six months in 1907, after which it merged with The Peasant. Cartoonists who contributed include George, Jack and Norman Morrow and John Campbell,
- The Republic is a loosely organized collective of governing bodies that generally seek to establish a galaxy of peace, equality and diversity. The core tenants of the republic typically focus on democracy and harmony amongst individuals and planets that foster mutual respect for one another. In general, references to "The Republic" may include the following:
* A Galactic Republic, regardless of ones actual existence at the time
* Any Republic that exists within Star Wars canon
* Any Republic that has existed within SWRP
* Any pro-Republic faction
* Any Jedi faction, regardless of whether they are affiliated with a Republic or not
- It first appears in Mission 2, Burning Bridges. Charlie Jolson instructs Mark Hammond to go to The Republic and "trash the place to pieces". Mark visits the bar and kills every member of the Collins gang inside as well as shooting some lamps on the top floor which causes the restaurant to catch fire. Mark escapes the building just before it has completely caught fire and then he escapes the area. The bar is also seen in Mission 15, Disturbance in Soho. Frank Carter hears word that The Republic has caught fire and that there is major chaos on Frith Street. Frank arrives to find the bar completely trashed and on fire. Not only that, but members of the Collins gang have taken to the streets in anger and attempt to kill any police in the area. Once the area is safe and has been cleared of members of the Collins gang, firemen move in and put out the fire. The Republic ultimately survives, as it is still the same as it was in the first game, as it is in The Getaway: Black Monday. This is further supported later on in the first game. If you drive down Frith Street in later missions, the bar can be seen perfectly normal and is how it was before Mark started the fire.
- The Republic is a work of literature by Plato. Ethan Locken agreed with many of the points put forward by Plato in The Republic, especially the idea of philosopher kings as rulers, as he wanted his "New Federation" to be ruled by those like himself who had been genetically enhanced. (DS9 - Section 31 novel: Abyss)
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