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There is the "Technique of the National Socialist Seizure of Power," by Karl Dietrich Bracher in The Path To Dictatorship, a set of essays on the Nazi takeover.
Balkinization 2004
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Moreover, as Mark Bracher observes, Bromion's figurative gesture toward "another kind of seas" seems "on the verge of escaping the empiricist bias for the manifest and tangible" (173).
Gender, Environment, and Imperialism in William Blake's _Visions of the Daughters of Albion_ 2001
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Bracher said the judge had also suggested improvements in the argument.
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Bracher complained that Daniels had not read all 3065 pages of the case put before him, to which the judge replied that he might not have read every single letter but spent a great deal of time to acquaint himself with the matter.
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My defense of Idealism over libertarianism can certainly be contested, but my point can hardly be obscure to anyone familiar with the writing either of Bracher or Dahrendorf.
The German Problem: An Exchange Calleo, David P. 1979
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With regard to the role of philosophical idealism in Germany I simply find Bracher and Dahrendorf right and Professor Calleo wrong.
The German Problem: An Exchange Calleo, David P. 1979
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"The machinist Scholer and his assistant Bracher," was the reply.
The Boy Volunteers with the Submarine Fleet Kenneth Ward
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The French form brasseur also survives as Bracher and Brasher, the latter being also confused with Brazier, the worker in brass.
The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909
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Dio, a runaway slave to whom they give a home, form the principal actors in this tale, but there are many others, such as the wicked Bracher, and
With Axe and Rifle William Henry Giles Kingston 1847
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Dat cruel man, Bracher, him make de poor niggar's back sore wid de lash, and den, when he find I lub one darkey girl, him beat her too and den sell her for fifty dollars, 'cos she almost dead.
With Axe and Rifle William Henry Giles Kingston 1847
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