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But in this nature revolutionism is softened, harmonised, subdued as by distance.
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He would not hesitate to say that the revolutionism preached in the newspaper called the 'Tocsin' was dangerous, was immoral.
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Apophatic theology is that which focuses on what cannot be said of God: an apophatic revolutionism, unashamed to go beyond words.
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Unconsciously, but not accidentally, Dickens was here working out the whole true comparison between swift revolutionism in Paris and slow evolutionism in London.
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Raphanel was another of the vague, mysterious Anarchists whom Janzen had presented to the Princess by way of satisfying her momentary passion for revolutionism.
Usage of revolutionary socialism in English
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The theories upon which revolutionarysocialism rest may be proved or disproved by scientific sociology.
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Traditionally Marxian socialism has been revolutionarysocialism.
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But it was his commitment to revolutionarysocialism that informed and shaped almost every aspect of his life.
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They see the Labour party as a vehicle for revolutionarysocialism, and they're not remotely interested in winning elections, and that's a problem.
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In Russia and Eastern Europe, Zionism was an offshoot of the revolutionarysocialism that was putting the theories of Karl Marx into practice.
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The spirit of ecclesiastical dogmatism was transfused into the religion of revolutionarySocialism.
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But revolutionarySocialism was not destined to lie inert for long.
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The American public has been grievously misinformed as to the development of revolutionarySocialism in this country.
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And I wrote him hot letters in reply, villifying the Single Tax theory and upholding revolutionarySocialism.
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Every revolutionist will stick until victory is ours and the Socialist Party is completely won for revolutionarySocialism.
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There is no other civilized country where capitalism is so strong and revolutionarySocialism so weak as in America.
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And among the many, Catholic socialism, quite as ardent as Revolutionarysocialism, enters the lists and strives to conquer.
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Groups within the party are organizing and issuing proclamations, determined that the party shall conquer the party for revolutionarySocialism.
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And it was precisely in triumphant Germany herself that revolutionarySocialism found, in Karl Marx, its first organizing mind and authoritative exponent.
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No more were the parliaments used as platforms from which the challenge of revolutionarySocialism was flung to all the corners of Europe.
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To adhere to the policy of RevolutionarySocialism meant, under those circumstances, to break with the bourgeoisie, their own and that of the Allies.