Western Civilization: Its Genesis and Destiny: From 1650 to the present dayScott, Foresman, 1969 |
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... radical body . Of its members , 264 declared themselves to be moderates or conservatives ( Feuillants ) , who sat on the right , while only 136 announced themselves as radicals ( Cordeliers or Jacobins - so named after the radical Paris ...
... radical body . Of its members , 264 declared themselves to be moderates or conservatives ( Feuillants ) , who sat on the right , while only 136 announced themselves as radicals ( Cordeliers or Jacobins - so named after the radical Paris ...
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... radical reform were to score a dramatic victory . 447 The Emergence of the Third Republic While political reform was advancing steadily and peacefully in late Vic- torian Britain , across the English Channel in France the progress of ...
... radical reform were to score a dramatic victory . 447 The Emergence of the Third Republic While political reform was advancing steadily and peacefully in late Vic- torian Britain , across the English Channel in France the progress of ...
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... radical Left that had brought it to power and those of the radical Right that had contested it . Direct action soon replaced political maneuvering , and revolutionary fervor gave rise to street fighting and political assassination ...
... radical Left that had brought it to power and those of the radical Right that had contested it . Direct action soon replaced political maneuvering , and revolutionary fervor gave rise to street fighting and political assassination ...
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PART ONE THE TRANSFORMATION OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION | 17 |
Enlightenment Culture | 67 |
The Political Revolution | 117 |
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