| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In a long and withering critique of the book, Robert Nisbet argued that the ???passion for equality, first vivid at the time of the Puritan revolution, has been the essential mark of every major revolution in the West??? and has in particular been the ???mainspring of radicalism.??? Hence in an era such as the late 1960???s, in which a great many intellectuals deemed themselves revolutionary, one
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