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... historical change is class conflict , and he suggests that the defeat of the ' revolutions ' of 1848 marks the moment when the bourgeoisie moves from its progressive period as destroyer of feudalism to its reactionary period as opponent ...
... historical change is class conflict , and he suggests that the defeat of the ' revolutions ' of 1848 marks the moment when the bourgeoisie moves from its progressive period as destroyer of feudalism to its reactionary period as opponent ...
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... historical approach . This had first been mooted by Coleridge whose work was , however , curiously ignored . But it gained immense status from the historical criticism of the Bible , especially as undertaken in Germany . This criticism ...
... historical approach . This had first been mooted by Coleridge whose work was , however , curiously ignored . But it gained immense status from the historical criticism of the Bible , especially as undertaken in Germany . This criticism ...
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... historical approach was not directly discredited but was overtaken by new concerns . The newly literate masses did not swell the general reading public which was to listen to the august seriousness of the great periodicals . Critics ...
... historical approach was not directly discredited but was overtaken by new concerns . The newly literate masses did not swell the general reading public which was to listen to the august seriousness of the great periodicals . Critics ...
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