"Divorce vs. Democracy" is a philosophical exploration of the famous English writer and literary critic Gilbert Keith Chesterton. In this book, the author examines the problem of the difference between personal freedom and collective power, dispels myths surrounding the ideals of equality and democracy. Chesterton draws clear parallels between individual freedoms and the political system, making the reader rethink the nature of society and the role of each citizen in its formation. This book encourages critical thinking and self-improvement, acting as thought-provoking for anyone interested in politics, philosophy, and society.