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... exclusive than other classes . Since one of the new class's most important features is monopoly of authority , this exclusiveness is strengthened by bureaucratic hierarchical prejudices . Nowhere , at any time , has the road been as ...
... exclusive than other classes . Since one of the new class's most important features is monopoly of authority , this exclusiveness is strengthened by bureaucratic hierarchical prejudices . Nowhere , at any time , has the road been as ...
Page 72
... exclusive weapons . The exclusive , if unwritten , law that only party members can become policemen , officers , diplomats , and hold similar positions , or that only they can exercise actual authority , creates a special privileged ...
... exclusive weapons . The exclusive , if unwritten , law that only party members can become policemen , officers , diplomats , and hold similar positions , or that only they can exercise actual authority , creates a special privileged ...
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... exclusive than any other contemporary view of the world . It pushes its adherents into the position which makes it impossible for them to hold any other viewpoint . If this view were not connected with specific forms of government and ...
... exclusive than any other contemporary view of the world . It pushes its adherents into the position which makes it impossible for them to hold any other viewpoint . If this view were not connected with specific forms of government and ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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