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Rethinking Revolution
The European Legacy 26 (2):188-193 (2020)
Abstract
Perhaps more than any other major historical phenomena, we tend to look through revolutions as much as we look at them, and ascribe to them meanings that have little to do with the intentions and e...My notes
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