The Fall and Rise of Modern Italy |
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The Long Restlessness of Liberal Italy | 3 |
Turati and the True Marxism of Antonio Labriola 21 | 21 |
Labriola and the Deviationist Marxism of Croce and Sorel | 37 |
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