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Antonio Gramsci, Selections from Political Writings (1921-1926), translated and edited by Quintin Hoare (London: Lawrence & Wishart, 1978).

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Antonio Gramsci; Quintin Hoare, translator and editor
Original publication
1978
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Other

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Antonio Gramsci, Selections from Political Writings (1921-1926), translated and edited by Quintin Hoare (London: Lawrence & Wishart, 1978).

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  1. Amadeo Bordiga declined leadership established by Comintern establishes a mixed provisional PCd'I leadership (June 1923).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus on Bordiga's refusal to participate, pp. xiii-xiv

  2. Amadeo Bordiga participated in rome congress alignment PCd'I Rome Congress alignment and fascism disagreement (March 1922).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology and reconstruction, pp. xi-xii

  3. PCd'I Central Committee central committee of Communist Party of Italy.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology and Como apparatus, pp. xi-xv and following pp. 250-256

  4. PCd'I Center Current current within Communist Party of Italy.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial reconstruction and Como vote apparatus

  5. PCd'I Center Current held central committee majority at PCd'I consultative conference contests Left, Centre, and Right near Como (May 1924).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus reporting the Como vote and absent Central Committee supporters, following held pp. 250-256

  6. Communist International promoted United-front strategy.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology and selected correspondence, pp. xi-xv and 173-204

  7. PCd'I consultative conference contests Left, Centre, and Right near Como (May 1924) occurredIn Como area, Lombardy, Italy.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus to the May 1924 conference, pp. 250-256

  8. Executive Committee of the Communist International established Comintern establishes a mixed provisional PCd'I leadership (June 1923).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus on the June 1923 mixed provisional Executive, pp. xiii-xiv

  9. Executive Committee of the Communist International executive body of Communist International.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology of Enlarged Executive and Congress activity, pp. xii-xiv

  10. PCd'I Executive Committee executive body of Communist Party of Italy.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology and apparatus, pp. xi-xv

  11. Bruno Fortichiari served then withdrew from leadership established by Comintern establishes a mixed provisional PCd'I leadership (June 1923).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus on the provisional leadership and Fortichiari withdrawal, pp. xiii-xiv

  12. Antonio Gramsci participated in rome congress alignment PCd'I Rome Congress alignment and fascism disagreement (March 1922).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology and reconstruction, pp. xi-xii

  13. Antonio Gramsci represented party during Gramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology, pp. xii-xiii

  14. PCd'I Left current within Communist Party of Italy.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial reconstruction and Como vote apparatus, pp. xi-xv and following pp. 250-256

  15. PCd'I Left won delegate support at PCd'I consultative conference contests Left, Centre, and Right near Como (May 1924).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus reporting the Como vote totals, following held pp. 250-256

  16. Gramsci represents the PCd'I in Moscow and at the Fourth Comintern Congress (1922-1923) occurredIn Moscow, Soviet Union.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology, pp. xii-xiii

  17. Communist Party of Italy national section of Communist International.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: title apparatus and editorial chronology, pp. xi-xv

  18. Comintern establishes a mixed provisional PCd'I leadership (June 1923) occurredIn Moscow, Soviet Union.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus on the June 1923 Enlarged Executive, pp. xiii-xiv

  19. PCd'I Right contested PCd'I consultative conference contests Left, Centre, and Right near Como (May 1924).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus reporting the three-current Como contest, following held pp. 250-256

  20. PCd'I Right current within Communist Party of Italy.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial reconstruction of Rome and Como current divisions

  21. PCd'I Rome Congress alignment and fascism disagreement (March 1922) occurredIn Rome, Lazio, Italy.

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial chronology of the Rome Congress, pp. xi-xii

  22. Mauro Scoccimarro served in leadership established by Comintern establishes a mixed provisional PCd'I leadership (June 1923).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus naming the June 1923 provisional leadership, pp. xiii-xiv

  23. Angelo Tasca led minority at PCd'I Rome Congress alignment and fascism disagreement (March 1922).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial reconstruction of the Rome Congress minority, pp. xi-xii

  24. Palmiro Togliatti served in leadership established by Comintern establishes a mixed provisional PCd'I leadership (June 1923).

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    supporting edited primary-source volume; locator: editorial apparatus naming the June 1923 provisional leadership, pp. xiii-xiv