A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 73
... French revolutionaries deeply influenced Jefferson , except in a heightened awareness of excesses to avoid ; after all , he had gone to Paris as the seasoned revolutionary whose faith in the equality of men was en- shrined in the ...
... French revolutionaries deeply influenced Jefferson , except in a heightened awareness of excesses to avoid ; after all , he had gone to Paris as the seasoned revolutionary whose faith in the equality of men was en- shrined in the ...
Side 75
... French Revolution ; Paine , it is well known , was its apologist . Having failed as a staymaker , as a low - grade Excise Officer and as a tobacconist , he went to New England in 1774 and became a political journalist . With only a few ...
... French Revolution ; Paine , it is well known , was its apologist . Having failed as a staymaker , as a low - grade Excise Officer and as a tobacconist , he went to New England in 1774 and became a political journalist . With only a few ...
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... French and the French - sponsored Vietnamese government forces . As time went on , declining French morale was a major factor . Criticism of the ' dirty war ' , of its mounting cost , its ' colonial ' character and the methods used ...
... French and the French - sponsored Vietnamese government forces . As time went on , declining French morale was a major factor . Criticism of the ' dirty war ' , of its mounting cost , its ' colonial ' character and the methods used ...
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The Causes of Rebellion | 13 |
From Prehistory to J S Mill | 35 |
Marx and his Followers | 52 |
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