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... Trotskyists functioned mainly as a propaganda and agitational group espousing Trotsky's political line and engag- ing in a running battle with the American CP , which was under the influence of Stalin.55 In the Trotskyists ' ideological ...
... Trotskyists functioned mainly as a propaganda and agitational group espousing Trotsky's political line and engag- ing in a running battle with the American CP , which was under the influence of Stalin.55 In the Trotskyists ' ideological ...
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... Trotskyists had tried to do in the SP.62 Following these discussions , the SWP at its July , 1939 convention passed resolutions supporting the right of black self - determination and calling upon its black members to " take the ...
... Trotskyists had tried to do in the SP.62 Following these discussions , the SWP at its July , 1939 convention passed resolutions supporting the right of black self - determination and calling upon its black members to " take the ...
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... Trotskyists , 227-231 , 277 Trotter , William Monroe , 95 , 97 , 107-116 Troutmann , William , 194 Trusts , T. Roosevelt's actions against , 90-91 ; see also Monopolies Truth , Sojourner , 134-135 , 148 Tubman , Harriet , 133 , 135-136 ...
... Trotskyists , 227-231 , 277 Trotter , William Monroe , 95 , 97 , 107-116 Troutmann , William , 194 Trusts , T. Roosevelt's actions against , 90-91 ; see also Monopolies Truth , Sojourner , 134-135 , 148 Tubman , Harriet , 133 , 135-136 ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
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