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Page 57
... agricultural products and by permission to sell excess production on a free market . Greater freedom is permitted in the choice of what crops to grow , and peasants are allowed to contract for land that they will work , rather than ...
... agricultural products and by permission to sell excess production on a free market . Greater freedom is permitted in the choice of what crops to grow , and peasants are allowed to contract for land that they will work , rather than ...
Page 145
... agricultural policy , social change , and foreign relations , and in the mid - 1950s he began to shift the national agenda more in the direction of his own expertise . In July 1955 Mao , against the wishes of most of his col- leagues in ...
... agricultural policy , social change , and foreign relations , and in the mid - 1950s he began to shift the national agenda more in the direction of his own expertise . In July 1955 Mao , against the wishes of most of his col- leagues in ...
Page 885
... agricultural ; and neither are they urban , like populations who lived in the centres of the classic civilizations . Although writers on peasantry have not agreed on a precise definition , accounts of peasant cultures are likely to ...
... agricultural ; and neither are they urban , like populations who lived in the centres of the classic civilizations . Although writers on peasantry have not agreed on a precise definition , accounts of peasant cultures are likely to ...
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