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... London to practice law , which he gave up six years later to become a writer . His first important work ( 1756 ) was a pamphlet satirizing attempts to use pure reason to explore so- cial questions . As his fame as a writer and thinker ...
... London to practice law , which he gave up six years later to become a writer . His first important work ( 1756 ) was a pamphlet satirizing attempts to use pure reason to explore so- cial questions . As his fame as a writer and thinker ...
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... London mob violence that resulted in over eight hundred deaths ) , and for the reform of archaic and corrupt government institutions . He devoted his last four- teen years in Parliament to the struggle of which he was most proud ...
... London mob violence that resulted in over eight hundred deaths ) , and for the reform of archaic and corrupt government institutions . He devoted his last four- teen years in Parliament to the struggle of which he was most proud ...
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... . Character Analysis , Trans . T. Wolfe , London : Vision Press Limited , 1976 , xx . 3. Ibid . , xxi . Reactionary Socio - Political Traits in a Paranoid Schizophrenic Character 44⚫ Journal of Orgonomy vol . 30 no . 1.
... . Character Analysis , Trans . T. Wolfe , London : Vision Press Limited , 1976 , xx . 3. Ibid . , xxi . Reactionary Socio - Political Traits in a Paranoid Schizophrenic Character 44⚫ Journal of Orgonomy vol . 30 no . 1.
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