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... political manifesta- tions of conserva- tism pursuit of progress , a disposition that has been charac- terized as " rationalist . " Such rationalist politics embrace a broad segment of the political spectrum , including much of liberal ...
... political manifesta- tions of conserva- tism pursuit of progress , a disposition that has been charac- terized as " rationalist . " Such rationalist politics embrace a broad segment of the political spectrum , including much of liberal ...
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... political force since World War II . Conservatism in Europe is thus revealed as a dominating political influence in the major states , finding expression in parties of very different character . These parties repre- sent traditional ...
... political force since World War II . Conservatism in Europe is thus revealed as a dominating political influence in the major states , finding expression in parties of very different character . These parties repre- sent traditional ...
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... political prominence . Mexican Indians and Chinese augmented the labour force , and in 1865 the African slave trade ended , although slavery was not abolished until 1886 . The end of Spain's empire . The demands of sugar - la- bourers ...
... political prominence . Mexican Indians and Chinese augmented the labour force , and in 1865 the African slave trade ended , although slavery was not abolished until 1886 . The end of Spain's empire . The demands of sugar - la- bourers ...
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