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MARXISM IN MODERN FRANCE
GEORGE LICHTHEIM
"Probably the best (and most concise) guide to the perennial love
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continues and amplifies what has long been recognized as one of the
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subject ought to read him (Lichtheim) ."-E.
J.
Hobsbawn, in
The New York Review of Books.
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Left."-CommentarJ
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SPACESHIP EARTH
BARBARA WARD
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our separate compartments."- Lester B. Pearson,
Prime Minister of
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LIFE STYLES OF EDUCATED WOMEN
ELI GINZBERG AND ASSOCIATES
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These are the conclusions
reached by Dr. Eli Ginzberg and his associates after a study of over
three hundred women who pursued graduate education between 194-5
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