The Modern Quarterly, Volum 4Modern Quarterly, 1948 Includes section "Comments and reviews." |
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... Levellers ( e.g. Rainborough ) but the real advance was the addition of two freely elected rank and file delegates ( " Agitators " ) from each regiment . With this reinforcement the Council became a body in many ways more representative ...
... Levellers ( e.g. Rainborough ) but the real advance was the addition of two freely elected rank and file delegates ( " Agitators " ) from each regiment . With this reinforcement the Council became a body in many ways more representative ...
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... Levellers but was able to win the support of reactionary elements in London who had long regarded him with suspicion but had already begun to veer in his favour on account of his " firm " policy towards the Levellers . Marx long ago ...
... Levellers but was able to win the support of reactionary elements in London who had long regarded him with suspicion but had already begun to veer in his favour on account of his " firm " policy towards the Levellers . Marx long ago ...
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... Levellers ( as it does also , later , to that of the Saints ) . The negative evidence of his silence in 1649 is the more interesting in that the Levellers at that time were opposed to the deed which Milton was officially en- gaged upon ...
... Levellers ( as it does also , later , to that of the Saints ) . The negative evidence of his silence in 1649 is the more interesting in that the Levellers at that time were opposed to the deed which Milton was officially en- gaged upon ...
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EDITORIAL | 3 |
WROCLAW AND AFTER J D Bernal F R | 51 |
ILLUSION OR REALITY? | 67 |
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