A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 9
... rule , his subjects were within their rights in rising against him . If successful , the rebel leader would claim that the Mandate had been transferred to him . The Emperor however , does not necessarily recognise that he has lost the ...
... rule , his subjects were within their rights in rising against him . If successful , the rebel leader would claim that the Mandate had been transferred to him . The Emperor however , does not necessarily recognise that he has lost the ...
Side 110
... rule , than the Communist parties which , in the past few years , had tended almost to merge with the surrounding scenery and increasingly to gain acceptance as political parties like the rest , or if not the same , as having lost the ...
... rule , than the Communist parties which , in the past few years , had tended almost to merge with the surrounding scenery and increasingly to gain acceptance as political parties like the rest , or if not the same , as having lost the ...
Side 181
... rule - misguided autocracies and irresponsible democracies - causes of the Chinese Revolution ( 1911 ) -failures of ... rule well . Yet the two are in close correlation : to rule well may help to keep a man or a team in power . To be ...
... rule - misguided autocracies and irresponsible democracies - causes of the Chinese Revolution ( 1911 ) -failures of ... rule well . Yet the two are in close correlation : to rule well may help to keep a man or a team in power . To be ...
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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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