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... role he had cast for himself and into which he was cast by Con- gressional investigators and other wit- nesses who left him no choice but to confess . Charles Van Doren was forced to act out a role as old as civilization it- self . In ...
... role he had cast for himself and into which he was cast by Con- gressional investigators and other wit- nesses who left him no choice but to confess . Charles Van Doren was forced to act out a role as old as civilization it- self . In ...
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... role ) of political agitator and very likely also destroy his chance to remain a popular and successful writer on national and international affairs . He would then become only another one of the many serious and respected American ...
... role ) of political agitator and very likely also destroy his chance to remain a popular and successful writer on national and international affairs . He would then become only another one of the many serious and respected American ...
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... role of power , he should not be de- fending property but theft ! Marxist literature is full of exam- ples for the assumption that the emer- gence of modern capitalism as a civili- zation depended on the emergence of the modern state ...
... role of power , he should not be de- fending property but theft ! Marxist literature is full of exam- ples for the assumption that the emer- gence of modern capitalism as a civili- zation depended on the emergence of the modern state ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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