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Page 41
... proletariat just as the aristocracy arose in a peasant society , and the bourgeoisie in a commercial and artisans ' society . There are exceptions , depending on national conditions , but the proletariat in eco- nomically underdeveloped ...
... proletariat just as the aristocracy arose in a peasant society , and the bourgeoisie in a commercial and artisans ' society . There are exceptions , depending on national conditions , but the proletariat in eco- nomically underdeveloped ...
Page 79
... proletariat does not participate or play a greater role in this than any other class . This does not mean that the proletariat , or some of its strata , are not temporarily interested in keeping the party in power . The peasants ...
... proletariat does not participate or play a greater role in this than any other class . This does not mean that the proletariat , or some of its strata , are not temporarily interested in keeping the party in power . The peasants ...
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... proletariat is a theoretical justification , or ideo- logical mask at best , for the authority of some oligarchs . Marx envisioned the dictatorship of the proletariat as democ- racy within and for the benefit of the proletariat ; that ...
... proletariat is a theoretical justification , or ideo- logical mask at best , for the authority of some oligarchs . Marx envisioned the dictatorship of the proletariat as democ- racy within and for the benefit of the proletariat ; that ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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