A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 25
... kind of intolerance , fanaticism and prose- lytising zeal it breeds is not unfamiliar in history . It is closely akin , indeed , to the zealotry of religious fanatics in the days of the Church's power . Those who spread Islam or ...
... kind of intolerance , fanaticism and prose- lytising zeal it breeds is not unfamiliar in history . It is closely akin , indeed , to the zealotry of religious fanatics in the days of the Church's power . Those who spread Islam or ...
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... kind has been given to the IRA in Ulster and to the Palestinian guerrillas ; and even to the occasional rebels in the Andean countries of Latin America , who were given a programme all their own , in the Quechua language , on Moscow's ...
... kind has been given to the IRA in Ulster and to the Palestinian guerrillas ; and even to the occasional rebels in the Andean countries of Latin America , who were given a programme all their own , in the Quechua language , on Moscow's ...
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... kind of trade : in London , it could be Soho ; in New York it could be the area of 42nd Street and Times Square ; and so forth . The effect of such legislation would be almost immediately to reduce the flood to a trickle , to remove the ...
... kind of trade : in London , it could be Soho ; in New York it could be the area of 42nd Street and Times Square ; and so forth . The effect of such legislation would be almost immediately to reduce the flood to a trickle , to remove the ...
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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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