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... or politics as a profession is the ideal of those who have the desire or the prospect of living as parasites at the expense of others . Membership in the Communist Party before the Revolution meant sacrifice 46 THE NEW CLASS.
... or politics as a profession is the ideal of those who have the desire or the prospect of living as parasites at the expense of others . Membership in the Communist Party before the Revolution meant sacrifice 46 THE NEW CLASS.
Page 98
... ideal expression , became the ideal and hope , almost to the point of religious obsession among some of the population at large as well as the Com- munists . In the minds of those who did not belong to the old social classes , a ...
... ideal expression , became the ideal and hope , almost to the point of religious obsession among some of the population at large as well as the Com- munists . In the minds of those who did not belong to the old social classes , a ...
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... ideal ends which were attained with non - ideal , inhumane means , just as there has been no free society which was built by slaves . Nothing so well reveals the reality and greatness of ends as the methods used to attain them . If the ...
... ideal ends which were attained with non - ideal , inhumane means , just as there has been no free society which was built by slaves . Nothing so well reveals the reality and greatness of ends as the methods used to attain them . If the ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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