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Page 101
... violence was therefore localized and held to a minimum in the new contest of the giants . As between Marxland and Freeland , wars after the war and in anticipation of more war to come were fought in Korea and Indochina . Both resulted ...
... violence was therefore localized and held to a minimum in the new contest of the giants . As between Marxland and Freeland , wars after the war and in anticipation of more war to come were fought in Korea and Indochina . Both resulted ...
Page 273
... violence , theft , and exploitation , then it might seem to follow that political man , acting in the name of the State , almost inevitably resorts to exploitation , theft , and violence in dealing with other States . The record of the ...
... violence , theft , and exploitation , then it might seem to follow that political man , acting in the name of the State , almost inevitably resorts to exploitation , theft , and violence in dealing with other States . The record of the ...
Page 420
... violence on the Nile on the course of violence on the Danube . Any disposi- tion of the Soviet policy - makers to come to terms with the Hungarian rebels was ended by the outbreak of war in the Levant . Fear is contagious , as violence ...
... violence on the Nile on the course of violence on the Danube . Any disposi- tion of the Soviet policy - makers to come to terms with the Hungarian rebels was ended by the outbreak of war in the Levant . Fear is contagious , as violence ...
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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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