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... remained easily exploitable in some areas . The experience of white rule for Africans has been longest and most intense south of the Limpopo and in the Portuguese territories , although the existence of a sub- stantial but unprivileged ...
... remained easily exploitable in some areas . The experience of white rule for Africans has been longest and most intense south of the Limpopo and in the Portuguese territories , although the existence of a sub- stantial but unprivileged ...
Page 320
... remained under the regime estab- lished in 1944 . While other Marxian Socialist states generally followed the U.S.S.R. model , all introduced variation to preserve national cultural patterns . None but China adopted the U.S.S.R.'s early ...
... remained under the regime estab- lished in 1944 . While other Marxian Socialist states generally followed the U.S.S.R. model , all introduced variation to preserve national cultural patterns . None but China adopted the U.S.S.R.'s early ...
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... remained almost un- changed since 1815. This stability is relatively modern . The history of this area was for centuries that of a small part of the Holy Roman Empire ; changes were frequent , and the emergence of a coherent community ...
... remained almost un- changed since 1815. This stability is relatively modern . The history of this area was for centuries that of a small part of the Holy Roman Empire ; changes were frequent , and the emergence of a coherent community ...
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