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Page 74
... partly because it is believed to have been proven by an alien discipline . Some political scien- tists perhaps believe that the scapegoat theory has been culled from the reading of history ; some historians perhaps think it comes from ...
... partly because it is believed to have been proven by an alien discipline . Some political scien- tists perhaps believe that the scapegoat theory has been culled from the reading of history ; some historians perhaps think it comes from ...
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... partly to the restless ambition of Napoleon III and partly to popular discontent within France . ' A diversion in foreign politics , so often resorted to under these circumstances , seemed at length the only counterpoise to the ...
... partly to the restless ambition of Napoleon III and partly to popular discontent within France . ' A diversion in foreign politics , so often resorted to under these circumstances , seemed at length the only counterpoise to the ...
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... partly in response to the despatch of Russian ships and troops to eastern Asia and the failure of diplomatic negotiations . When the United States attacked Britain in 1812 it was partly in response to many British attacks on neutral ...
... partly in response to the despatch of Russian ships and troops to eastern Asia and the failure of diplomatic negotiations . When the United States attacked Britain in 1812 it was partly in response to many British attacks on neutral ...
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