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Contents
Importance of Verbal Behavior in Politics | 3 |
Inferences Drawn from Verbal Behavior | 68 |
68 | 120 |
6 | 133 |
Verbal Behavior of Political Elites | 174 |
Verbal Behavior in Public Assemblies | 213 |
Epilogue | 289 |
Bibliographical Essay | 332 |
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