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Page 103
... influence the minds of men . Whatever the answers , it is probable for the longer future that world power will pass from Western Europe , which is already power- less , and even from America and Russia to the multi - millioned masses of ...
... influence the minds of men . Whatever the answers , it is probable for the longer future that world power will pass from Western Europe , which is already power- less , and even from America and Russia to the multi - millioned masses of ...
Page 324
... influence in their realms , despite much threatening talk for purposes of wresting favors from London and money from Washington . The reason lay in the fact that Soviet influence , wherever it is extended , spells the end of feudalism ...
... influence in their realms , despite much threatening talk for purposes of wresting favors from London and money from Washington . The reason lay in the fact that Soviet influence , wherever it is extended , spells the end of feudalism ...
Page 470
... influence . On Nov. 8 , 1923 , these spinners of nightmares sought to overthrow the government by force and violence through a theatrical Putsch in the Bürger- brau . The police shot down the paraders and suppressed the Party . On trial ...
... influence . On Nov. 8 , 1923 , these spinners of nightmares sought to overthrow the government by force and violence through a theatrical Putsch in the Bürger- brau . The police shot down the paraders and suppressed the Party . On trial ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
Early CityStates and Kingdoms | 35 |
The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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