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Page 38
... tendency toward in- dustrialization . Its practical bent emanated from this tendency . The promise of an ideal world increased the faith in the ranks of the new class and sowed illusions among the masses 38 THE NEW CLASS.
... tendency toward in- dustrialization . Its practical bent emanated from this tendency . The promise of an ideal world increased the faith in the ranks of the new class and sowed illusions among the masses 38 THE NEW CLASS.
Page 76
... tendency toward ideological unity in other parties also , especially in socialist parties in their earlier stages . However , this is only a tendency in these parties ; in Communist parties it has become obligatory . One is obliged not ...
... tendency toward ideological unity in other parties also , especially in socialist parties in their earlier stages . However , this is only a tendency in these parties ; in Communist parties it has become obligatory . One is obliged not ...
Page 199
... tendency , depending upon circumstances . However , the aspiration toward unity is wide- spread . A definite obstacle to this unification is the monopolies . They want unity , in their own interests , but they want to ac- complish it by ...
... tendency , depending upon circumstances . However , the aspiration toward unity is wide- spread . A definite obstacle to this unification is the monopolies . They want unity , in their own interests , but they want to ac- complish it by ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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