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Power “By the People”: Ending the World’s Nightmare of Oppression and Violence

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Power “By the People”: Ending the World’s Nightmare of Oppression and Violence

Remarks delivered as part of the Lou Douglas Lecture series at Kansas State University in 2004.

Jack DuVall

Remarks delivered as part of the Lou Douglas Lecture series at Kansas State University
September 14, 2004

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