The New Leader, Том 50New Leader Pub. Association, 1967 |
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... past ; he distrusted the onward march of history . Dos- toevsky idolized the past . He wrote his short master- piece , Notes from the Underground , with the aim of blasting the then fashionable scientific determination and exposing a ...
... past ; he distrusted the onward march of history . Dos- toevsky idolized the past . He wrote his short master- piece , Notes from the Underground , with the aim of blasting the then fashionable scientific determination and exposing a ...
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... past , too . I was nine when the Russian Revolution oc- curred . I joined the American Com- munist party exactly 20 ... past to get to the square before the precious minute each hour when some eight melancholy , saintly puppets from the ...
... past , too . I was nine when the Russian Revolution oc- curred . I joined the American Com- munist party exactly 20 ... past to get to the square before the precious minute each hour when some eight melancholy , saintly puppets from the ...
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... past year our AID field organization re- quested 86 refugee personnel ; 45 were authorized , but only 32 were in Vietnam . Of the 32 , most were stationed in Saigon and a majority were assigned to duties not related to refugee work . In ...
... past year our AID field organization re- quested 86 refugee personnel ; 45 were authorized , but only 32 were in Vietnam . Of the 32 , most were stationed in Saigon and a majority were assigned to duties not related to refugee work . In ...
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