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The Political Myth,east, they are a principal instrument by which totalitarian régimes have brought misery to mankind on an unparalleled scale. By making effective use of concepts such as the chosen race or class, and of a mythical language and symbolic rites, such systems have challenged the rational as well as the m

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Dutch Privileges, Real and Imaginary,itself. The preamble to the Pacification of Ghent (1576) even stated explicitly that the aim of the parties to the treaty was the restoration of the Privileges. Yet the content and status of these privileges is not as straightforward as would at first sight appear.

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