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... centuries , and on into our own time , by means of the learning and experience of Profes- sor Lowenthal . He shows that Goethe tended to straddle somewhat ... century there was no such dialogue of answerable or critical perception at 97.
... centuries , and on into our own time , by means of the learning and experience of Profes- sor Lowenthal . He shows that Goethe tended to straddle somewhat ... century there was no such dialogue of answerable or critical perception at 97.
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... Century as a Case Study . " ( This is a chapter in which he has collaborated with Marjorie Fisk . ) All the problems of our own time first confronted the writer in the eighteenth century , and many twentieth century answers were given ...
... Century as a Case Study . " ( This is a chapter in which he has collaborated with Marjorie Fisk . ) All the problems of our own time first confronted the writer in the eighteenth century , and many twentieth century answers were given ...
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... century revolutions , this Hungarian one was nursed among students and intellectuals ; but it was the industrial workers whose revolutionary activity was best or- ganized and lasted the longest . As Kecskemeti observes about the Buda ...
... century revolutions , this Hungarian one was nursed among students and intellectuals ; but it was the industrial workers whose revolutionary activity was best or- ganized and lasted the longest . As Kecskemeti observes about the Buda ...
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