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[[Historical materialism]] is the [[Marxist]] method of historical analysis based on [[materialist]] and [[Hegel|Hegelian]] principles. | |||
[[Historical materialism]] is the [[Marxist]] method | |||
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Historical materialism is the Marxist method of historical analysis based on materialist and Hegelian principles.
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