The General History of Socialism and Social Struggles V2


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The General History of Socialism and Social Struggles


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To the writing of this basic work, the author brought immense scholarship and profound understanding of social history. His deft interweaving of the general pattern of historical development with the details of social struggle enables us to see with great clarity the roots of social revolt and revolutionary ideas, whether in the form o direct political and economic movements or, as has so frequently been the case, in religious dissent.




The General History of Socialism and Social Struggles: Social struggles in antiquity. Social struggles in the Middle Ages. Social struggles and thought


Book Description

To the writing of this basic work, the author brought immense scholarship and profound understanding of social history. His deft interweaving of the general pattern of historical development with the details of social struggle enables us to see with great clarity the roots of social revolt and revolutionary ideas, whether in the form o direct political and economic movements or, as has so frequently been the case, in religious dissent.










The General History of Socialism and Social Struggles: Social struggles and socialist forerunners. Social struggles and modern socialism


Book Description

To the writing of this basic work, the author brought immense scholarship and profound understanding of social history. His deft interweaving of the general pattern of historical development with the details of social struggle enables us to see with great clarity the roots of social revolt and revolutionary ideas, whether in the form o direct political and economic movements or, as has so frequently been the case, in religious dissent.