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... popular front could not be reconstituted . González Videla's first cabinets , between 1946 and 1948 , included Communist ministers ; but the international Cold War and Chile's internal troubles soon pushed González Videla to- ward the ...
... popular front could not be reconstituted . González Videla's first cabinets , between 1946 and 1948 , included Communist ministers ; but the international Cold War and Chile's internal troubles soon pushed González Videla to- ward the ...
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... popular lyrical verse . 1927-37 . Political events of the mid - 1920s , in which Nationalist , Communist , and warlord forces clashed fre- quently , initiated a shift to the left in Chinese letters , culminating in 1930 in the founding ...
... popular lyrical verse . 1927-37 . Political events of the mid - 1920s , in which Nationalist , Communist , and warlord forces clashed fre- quently , initiated a shift to the left in Chinese letters , culminating in 1930 in the founding ...
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... POPULAR CHRISTIANITY IN THE LATE EMPIRE The continuity of pre - Christian antiquity and Christian society is nowhere more apparent than in popular re- ligious practice . Pagans were normally devoted to local shrines of particular gods ...
... POPULAR CHRISTIANITY IN THE LATE EMPIRE The continuity of pre - Christian antiquity and Christian society is nowhere more apparent than in popular re- ligious practice . Pagans were normally devoted to local shrines of particular gods ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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