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Gaetano Mosca 1858-1941: Critical Essay by Sidney Hook

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SOURCE: "The Fetishism of Power," in The Nation, Vol. 148, No. 20, May 13, 1939, pp. 562-3.

In the following essay, Hook reviews the English translation of The Ruling Class.

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