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an essay on power, reason, and reality

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Frederick George Bailey
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Subjects
Culture, Emotions, Phetoric, Power (Social sciences), Reason, Social aspects, Social aspects of Emotions, Social aspects of Phetoric, Social aspects of Reason

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Bibliography: p. 266-269. * Includes index.

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275 p. ; 24 cm.
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275

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OL22094733M
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080141556X
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82022074
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547673
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