Dissent, Volumen23Dissent Publishing Corporation, 1976 |
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... united and powerful continent . How- ever , two world wars saw Europe break apart and lose its prominent place in the world . Pachter then explains how Europe eventu- ally overcame this crisis . The underlying theme of the book is that ...
... united and powerful continent . How- ever , two world wars saw Europe break apart and lose its prominent place in the world . Pachter then explains how Europe eventu- ally overcame this crisis . The underlying theme of the book is that ...
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... United States was $ 10 billion to keep crops from being planted . This is perhaps the most obvious single case of how the business pur- suit of profit is institutionalized in welfare- state policy and takes precedence over the most ...
... United States was $ 10 billion to keep crops from being planted . This is perhaps the most obvious single case of how the business pur- suit of profit is institutionalized in welfare- state policy and takes precedence over the most ...
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... United States in the 20th century . The automobile population was growing much more rapidly than the human population throughout most of the century . The chart illustrates the point that , in recent years , the growth rate of this ...
... United States in the 20th century . The automobile population was growing much more rapidly than the human population throughout most of the century . The chart illustrates the point that , in recent years , the growth rate of this ...
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COMMENTS AND OPINIONS | 4 |
David Bensman David Bromwich by Brendan Sexton | 10 |
VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS | 49 |
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