Titlebook: Substance and Attribute; A Study in Ontology Michael J. Loux Book 1978 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordecht, Holland 1978 Interpretation.

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Michael J. Louxas the increasing realization that Nazi racial theories and legislation were strongly linked to events and movements beyond the borders of the Third Reich. Some of the most important early research examining these links was put forward by Stefan Kühl, who concluded that eugenics societies around the

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Michael J. Louxdel for modern protests that typically described them as slow to develop, but also tending to be convulsive, cathartic, apolitical, and blindly destructive. A common set phrase that recurs in many prewar and postwar riot studies is “natural and spontaneously occurring” (.) (Yamaguchi and Koyama 1985

interference

Michael J. LouxNeither that Hansard report nor any other written document, however, can ever tell us what an illiterate, working-class mother said as she farewelled her beloved son departing for a distant battlefield. Such speculation is the province of fiction. We must therefore conclude that history can never te

Conflict

Michael J. Louxdel for modern protests that typically described them as slow to develop, but also tending to be convulsive, cathartic, apolitical, and blindly destructive. A common set phrase that recurs in many prewar and postwar riot studies is “natural and spontaneously occurring” (.) (Yamaguchi and Koyama 1985

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Neither that Hansard report nor any other written document, however, can ever tell us what an illiterate, working-class mother said as she farewelled her beloved son departing for a distant battlefield. Such speculation is the province of fiction. We must therefore conclude that history can never te

condone

Michael J. LouxNeither that Hansard report nor any other written document, however, can ever tell us what an illiterate, working-class mother said as she farewelled her beloved son departing for a distant battlefield. Such speculation is the province of fiction. We must therefore conclude that history can never te

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Michael J. LouxM. N. Pokrovsky, the leading Marxist historian in the 1920s, had rightly deemed it. The General Secretary’s menacing admonition to the editorial board of . back in 1931 that scholarship, history especially, should be nothing less than “party scholarship” had taken a terrible toll.

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