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A significant contribution to developing a Marxist analysis of the origins of the long depression.

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Science and religion have intersected in many ways throughout history. Many people believe that science and religion are always in conflict with each other, but this series show that this is not necessarily so. It provides an overview of the complex manner in which science and religion have influenced each other over the years.

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SARAH is one of the many people that we look at every day, but never really see. She is an extremely street smart young woman who has her sights on bettering her life in this world and will do whatever it takes to accomplish this end. Her age and smile lead people to make false assumptions about her. They think of her as both innocent and nave. While in actuality she is neither.

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A fun and nostalgic celebration of the first 50 years of television in Australia - the good the bad and the downright embarrassing. It recalls all the colour, drama and sensations that TV has provided: The stars, the spats, the great and not so great programs, the on- air gaffes, and the unforgettable moments that had us talking.

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Looks at footy during the 1960s, a decade when fans got to see some of the game's biggest names, some of its most famous matches and incidents, a succession of memorable grand finals - and the true 'arrival' of television - which made stars of the players.

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This collection of essays deals with the material, social and cultural experience of women in Wales from the 15th to the 18th centuries. It offers information and insight about female experience, covering topics such as religion, violence, radicalism, and embroidery and its connotations.

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The most comprehensive empirically based defense of Marxs law of profitability as the cause of Capitalist crises.

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