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What should I read after First They Took Rome?

BookOrb recommends Conspiracy and Power (2023), Political Vocation of Philosophy (2021), Greece and the Reinvention of Politics (2018), Immunodemocracy (2021), and Rebirth of Italian Communism, 1943-44 (2022).

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Who wrote First They Took Rome?

First They Took Rome is by David S. Broder.