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... called with pride that at the height of the church - state conflict in the 1870's a Piedmontese bishop refused the last sacraments to a Catholic in Cavour's government unwilling to retract his support of certain Liberal measures ; and ...
... called with pride that at the height of the church - state conflict in the 1870's a Piedmontese bishop refused the last sacraments to a Catholic in Cavour's government unwilling to retract his support of certain Liberal measures ; and ...
Page 86
... called for it , Radicals and Republicans staged protests against it as a betrayal of the demo- cratic republican ideals of the Risorgimento . The principal issue with which they could win wide support for their opposition to the ...
... called for it , Radicals and Republicans staged protests against it as a betrayal of the demo- cratic republican ideals of the Risorgimento . The principal issue with which they could win wide support for their opposition to the ...
Page 257
... called commu- nism of the stomach , was naïvely Marxist . There was some truth in the contention ; for the Red Belt in Italy indeed was not in the poorest but in the richest agricultural region , and the peasants and the members of the ...
... called commu- nism of the stomach , was naïvely Marxist . There was some truth in the contention ; for the Red Belt in Italy indeed was not in the poorest but in the richest agricultural region , and the peasants and the members of the ...
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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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