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... tion of its delaying maneuvers . It now says , " We will not sacrifice the revolution to independence . " What does this mean ? That we could now obtain independence , but under such conditions that this independence would be ...
... tion of its delaying maneuvers . It now says , " We will not sacrifice the revolution to independence . " What does this mean ? That we could now obtain independence , but under such conditions that this independence would be ...
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... tion , and striving for access to histori- cal action , have freely consented to become one " common " person . ** Such consent , according to the author , is precisely freedom . Who will be sur- Sartre writes : " The group is produced ...
... tion , and striving for access to histori- cal action , have freely consented to become one " common " person . ** Such consent , according to the author , is precisely freedom . Who will be sur- Sartre writes : " The group is produced ...
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... tion , but avoids that of land relations . As for birth control , it is a farce except for middle - class city folk whose issue would go down in any case ; a wise socialist doctor in Lucknow put it to me quite bluntly when he remarked ...
... tion , but avoids that of land relations . As for birth control , it is a farce except for middle - class city folk whose issue would go down in any case ; a wise socialist doctor in Lucknow put it to me quite bluntly when he remarked ...
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