Titlebook: Lenin: A Political Life; Volume 1: The Streng Robert Service Book 1985 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1985

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Roads to Freedom,trolled. Officialdom held that several branches of the humanities and the sciences induced modes of thought pernicious to a political system steeped in traditional privilege and ritual. Aleksandr III re-introduced obstacles to the access of non-noble adolescents to higher education. Sons of landowne

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Straightening Sticks,. Russian social-democracy was following European precedents; German and, to a lesser extent, British socialists had already established influential parties. In France the situation had changed somewhat. Parties had come into disfavour with large sections of the French working class, and many intell

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From this Accursed Distance,ucive to minimising internal fractiousness; and this is of assistance to any cabinet wishing to adopt policies as circumstances seem to require. The political will for unity is not universally secure in such situations. But a party in government possesses a further asset in the shape of its capacity

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Sturm und Drang,e emigration were astounded. Nor did the government itself, despite its hundreds of police informants, show any greater prescience. The events in Paris in 1968 prove that unanticipated general conturbations may shake even countries enjoying universal adult suffrage. But the problem of unpredictabili

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Predicting the Tide,sher regime. By this they did not simply mean that undisguised revolutionaries like Lenin should be caught and hanged. They demanded a yet more pervasive repression; and they suggested that the political tumult had occurred precisely because the autocracy had conceded too much to its liberal and soc

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