The common welfare

Grimond, Jo

Maurice Temple Smith

This book tells the story of Sofya Bardina, Vera Figner, Vera Zasulich, and many other who participated in the revolutionary movement between 1860 and 1880. They were populists who started out as peaceful propagandists and preachers among workers and peasants but who gradually turned to political militancy, terrorism, and eventually regicide. These women were also pioneers of female emancipation who supported feminist demands for higher education and economic independence for women.

Apostles Into Terrorists Women and the Rev

Broido, Vera

Sexual Experience Between Men and Boys

Parker Rossman

Holding your ground: an action guide to local conservation

Politics & Social Sciences

KING, Angela and CLIFFORD, Sue

Sociology

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