A History of Civilization: 1648 to the presentPrentice-Hall, 1984 - 608 páginas |
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... political and social , intellec- tual and cultural - was slowly supplanting the values , associated with the Old Regimes of Europe , despite their persistence down to 1914 . The labels reaction and counterrevolution are often applied to ...
... political and social , intellec- tual and cultural - was slowly supplanting the values , associated with the Old Regimes of Europe , despite their persistence down to 1914 . The labels reaction and counterrevolution are often applied to ...
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... political anti - Semitism grew . The working class turned toward socialism after the crash , while the Austrian nobles , who often owned great estates which they ran almost like independent rulers , took little inter- est in the ...
... political anti - Semitism grew . The working class turned toward socialism after the crash , while the Austrian nobles , who often owned great estates which they ran almost like independent rulers , took little inter- est in the ...
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... politics , rejecting political liberalism as irrelevant , they found cultural forms of protest that made Vienna both politically conservative and culturally alive . While in Britain and France the bourgeoisie had come to power by the ...
... politics , rejecting political liberalism as irrelevant , they found cultural forms of protest that made Vienna both politically conservative and culturally alive . While in Britain and France the bourgeoisie had come to power by the ...
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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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