The American ConditionDoubleday, 1974 - 407 páginas Analyzes the nature and evolution of freedom in America, arguing that social fragmentation and individualism are threatening its continued existence. |
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... fact that military victory in the classi- cal sense was impossible ( our leaders even admitted the fact : Why not ? What difference did it make ? ) , we stepped up the fighting . Knowing that South Vietnam could only survive as a stable ...
... fact that military victory in the classi- cal sense was impossible ( our leaders even admitted the fact : Why not ? What difference did it make ? ) , we stepped up the fighting . Knowing that South Vietnam could only survive as a stable ...
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... fact , you can't kill if you don't eat . Ipso facto , cooking comes before killing and has to be its cause . Most ... fact , written by someone : either by a particular person or a group of persons . ( In fact , that is not a bad ...
... fact , you can't kill if you don't eat . Ipso facto , cooking comes before killing and has to be its cause . Most ... fact , written by someone : either by a particular person or a group of persons . ( In fact , that is not a bad ...
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... fact that rul- ing interests often struggle zealously against changes which ulti- mately strengthen their position ; while the oppressed and their advocates in politics often pursue causes which also benefit their adversaries of the ...
... fact that rul- ing interests often struggle zealously against changes which ulti- mately strengthen their position ; while the oppressed and their advocates in politics often pursue causes which also benefit their adversaries of the ...
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