A History of Civilization: 1648 to the presentPrentice-Hall, 1984 - 608 páginas |
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... Democratic party , which in 1900 began to publish its own newspa- per . Within party ranks , dissension soon arose over the question of organization . Should the party operate under a strongly centralized directorate , or should each ...
... Democratic party , which in 1900 began to publish its own newspa- per . Within party ranks , dissension soon arose over the question of organization . Should the party operate under a strongly centralized directorate , or should each ...
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... democratic hopes of Weimar made the Germans cautious and insecure . Waves of terrorism , at first an outgrowth of student protest movements in the late 1960s , while numerically small compared to events elsewhere in the world , further ...
... democratic hopes of Weimar made the Germans cautious and insecure . Waves of terrorism , at first an outgrowth of student protest movements in the late 1960s , while numerically small compared to events elsewhere in the world , further ...
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... democratic and socialist state with a per capita income third only to Denmark and Belgium . For forty years the Social Democratic party ruled in Sweden until 1976 , but by then inflation had begun to soar , and grave doubts about social ...
... democratic and socialist state with a per capita income third only to Denmark and Belgium . For forty years the Social Democratic party ruled in Sweden until 1976 , but by then inflation had begun to soar , and grave doubts about social ...
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The Revolution in Review | 21 |
Progress and Pessimism 24 Literature 26 The Baroque Era | 27 |
SUMMARY | 33 |
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