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... distinction between world visions and ideologies . Goldmann maintains that such a distinction can , in fact , be made on the basis of the partial , and hence distorting , character of the latter , as opposed to the total character of ...
... distinction between world visions and ideologies . Goldmann maintains that such a distinction can , in fact , be made on the basis of the partial , and hence distorting , character of the latter , as opposed to the total character of ...
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... distinction between the Royalist gentry of the north and west , and the Parliamentarian gentry of the south and east , which Hill points 53 Indeed , the English Civil War can be seen as almost as much a conflict between the north and ...
... distinction between the Royalist gentry of the north and west , and the Parliamentarian gentry of the south and east , which Hill points 53 Indeed , the English Civil War can be seen as almost as much a conflict between the north and ...
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... distinction between merchant and industrial capital , so too the status term ' gentleman ' obscures the equally crucial distinction between the new rural bourgeoisie and the older essentially feudal , landed classes . Such an ...
... distinction between merchant and industrial capital , so too the status term ' gentleman ' obscures the equally crucial distinction between the new rural bourgeoisie and the older essentially feudal , landed classes . Such an ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 7 |
The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
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