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Socialism

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North America

The Cost of Socialism in America 2026: A $49 Trillion Economic Impact

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National

When Indian attacked Pakistan in 1965, Ayub Khan was playing golf in Swat-Zulfikar Ali Bhutto-(08/03/1970)

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Gandhiism capitalism and socialism-OSHO

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Legal Matter

The Principles of ‘Justice’- H.M. Hyndman, William Morris, and J. Taylor-1884

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Difficulties of Socialism-Leonard Courtney-1891

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Books

Karl Marx : The Man and His Work-The Constructive Elements of Socialism by Karl Dannenberg- 1918

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The Socialist Party and the Ku Klux Klan

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Anarchist Communism-Its Basis and Principles: Peter Kropotkin 1920

Encyclopedia of Dalit Christians in India and Dalit Theology

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Anti-Christian Library

The soul of man under socialism-Oscar Wild-1891

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Bharatvarsha (India)

Character Of Nehruvian Secularism

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Why I Am a Socialist-Annie Besant (1886)

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