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Page 198
... unification of the world will be modeled on one or the other . Both take the stand , then , that there is a need for world unity . However , these stands are diametrically opposed . The modern world's tendency toward unity is being ...
... unification of the world will be modeled on one or the other . Both take the stand , then , that there is a need for world unity . However , these stands are diametrically opposed . The modern world's tendency toward unity is being ...
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... unification of world production . This is a tendency which , as a rule , is so much more irresistible if it involves people on a higher cultural and material level . Western tendencies toward world unification are the expres- sion of ...
... unification of world production . This is a tendency which , as a rule , is so much more irresistible if it involves people on a higher cultural and material level . Western tendencies toward world unification are the expres- sion of ...
Page 201
... unification of the world or , more accurately expressed , the unification of world production , will be achieved through the conflict between systems . The tendency toward unity of world production cannot lead everywhere to the same ...
... unification of the world or , more accurately expressed , the unification of world production , will be achieved through the conflict between systems . The tendency toward unity of world production cannot lead everywhere to the same ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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