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... earlier revolutionaries , force and violence were only a necessary evil and a means to an end . In the words of Com ... revolutions are the first which have had to create a new society and new social forces . Even as the revolutions in ...
... earlier revolutionaries , force and violence were only a necessary evil and a means to an end . In the words of Com ... revolutions are the first which have had to create a new society and new social forces . Even as the revolutions in ...
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... earlier revolutions , the other parties did not surrender their independence . Although suppression and dis- persion ... revolutions pushed compulsory parties to the forefront , which were ideologically and organizationally monolithic ...
... earlier revolutions , the other parties did not surrender their independence . Although suppression and dis- persion ... revolutions pushed compulsory parties to the forefront , which were ideologically and organizationally monolithic ...
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... revolutions , particularly the so - called bourgeois ones , attached ... earlier revolutions were often greater legal security and greater civil ... revolution , CHARACTER OF THE REVOLUTION 2.
... revolutions , particularly the so - called bourgeois ones , attached ... earlier revolutions were often greater legal security and greater civil ... revolution , CHARACTER OF THE REVOLUTION 2.
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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