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... techniques of liquidation , including , more recently , atomic bombs . Were Machiavelli still alive , he would be horrified at these procedures but would doubtless analyze soberly the problem of which type of political purpose is most ...
... techniques of liquidation , including , more recently , atomic bombs . Were Machiavelli still alive , he would be horrified at these procedures but would doubtless analyze soberly the problem of which type of political purpose is most ...
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... techniques derived from practice or custom . But none of them makes possible any reliable prediction as to which player will win in any given contest . It is certain , however , that , as long as the struggle continues , the contestants ...
... techniques derived from practice or custom . But none of them makes possible any reliable prediction as to which player will win in any given contest . It is certain , however , that , as long as the struggle continues , the contestants ...
Page 548
... techniques by way of justifying to themselves their methods of acquiring and retaining power . Those who believe in and practice the democratic way of life , while taking due precautions against actual plotters , Left or Right , in ...
... techniques by way of justifying to themselves their methods of acquiring and retaining power . Those who believe in and practice the democratic way of life , while taking due precautions against actual plotters , Left or Right , in ...
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