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ON CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
Thoreau writes about the night he spent in jail refusing to pay taxes that he believed supported slavery and a war of expansion in Mexico. Arendt offers a different view, arguing that only through public and collective action can political change be brought about.
Format: Paperbound
Pages: 108
Publisher: Library of America
Publishing status: Current
ISBN: 9781598537918
Item #: 9016147
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