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... epoch , the liberal capitalist epoch . In developing the Marxist stand that capitalism must be re- placed not only by a higher economic and social form - that is , socialism - but by a higher form of human freedom , the Social Democrats ...
... epoch , the liberal capitalist epoch . In developing the Marxist stand that capitalism must be re- placed not only by a higher economic and social form - that is , socialism - but by a higher form of human freedom , the Social Democrats ...
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... epoch was replaced by Stalin's epoch , in which authority and ownership , and industrialization , were strengthened so that the much desired peaceful and good life of the new class could begin . Lenin's revolutionary Commu- nism was ...
... epoch was replaced by Stalin's epoch , in which authority and ownership , and industrialization , were strengthened so that the much desired peaceful and good life of the new class could begin . Lenin's revolutionary Commu- nism was ...
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... epoch of its great leaders has ended . The epoch of practical men has set in . The new class has been created . It is at the height of its = power and wealth , but it is without new ideas THE NEW CLASS 53.
... epoch of its great leaders has ended . The epoch of practical men has set in . The new class has been created . It is at the height of its = power and wealth , but it is without new ideas THE NEW CLASS 53.
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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