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How deep-rooted was the notion of aristocratic control was to be shown when France turned into substantial fact Rousseau's demand for freedom.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgHow deep-rooted was the notion of aristocratic control was to be shown when France turned into substantial fact Rousseau's demand for freedom.
Laski discusses the deep-seated nature of aristocratic control and its implications for the demand for freedom in France.
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