The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 147Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1950 |
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Pagina 162
... able to represent Bukharin as Trotsky's implac- able , irreconcilable opponent , as well as one of his own strongest supporters . Not only the bourgeois world but many Western Com- munists fell into this trap that Stalin set for them ...
... able to represent Bukharin as Trotsky's implac- able , irreconcilable opponent , as well as one of his own strongest supporters . Not only the bourgeois world but many Western Com- munists fell into this trap that Stalin set for them ...
Pagina 368
... able and ambitious man , the interest and breadth of its non - legislative powers ( especially those related to foreign affairs ) , the chances for becoming chairmen of important committees , and the high prestige , it is not surprising ...
... able and ambitious man , the interest and breadth of its non - legislative powers ( especially those related to foreign affairs ) , the chances for becoming chairmen of important committees , and the high prestige , it is not surprising ...
Pagina 369
... able Representatives than able M.P.'s ( always excepting the fact that the House of Commons must contain enough capable men to form a Government ) , it is highly unlikely that this condition will be achieved . To say that the standard ...
... able Representatives than able M.P.'s ( always excepting the fact that the House of Commons must contain enough capable men to form a Government ) , it is highly unlikely that this condition will be achieved . To say that the standard ...
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