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... exclusive . Against them were united all the forces of the old society : church , school , private ownership , government and , more im- portant , the vast power machinery which the European coun- tries had developed since early times ...
... exclusive . Against them were united all the forces of the old society : church , school , private ownership , government and , more im- portant , the vast power machinery which the European coun- tries had developed since early times ...
Page 62
... 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 ...
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... exclusive aspect of Communist ideology . The so - called " further development of Marxism " has led to the strengthening of the new class and the sovereignty not only of a single ideology , but the sovereignty of thought of a single man ...
... exclusive aspect of Communist ideology . The so - called " further development of Marxism " has led to the strengthening of the new class and the sovereignty not only of a single ideology , but the sovereignty of thought of a single man ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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