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A play which has a fascinating and unusual turning point is “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller. The turning point involves the character of John Proctor, eventually overcoming his inner conflict and admitting to his crimes in or... - Russian Revolutionary Culture - The liberal radicalism that began in Russia during the middle of the 19th century was not uncommon in Europe at the time. In 1848, revolutions occurred in most countries, Russia being one of the exceptions. Alexander Herzen...
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