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Drawing on the empowering imagery of motherhood, a few women attained prominence as agitators and publicists and many more participated in public demonstrations.
Their opponents must reach beyond enclave boundaries for assistance from central state officials, politicians, and "outside agitators" to weaken the regime.
Coupled with the fact that governors could call out the state militia at will, elites now possessed a formidable arsenal in their battle with would-be agitators.
Middleclass agitators in turn tend to activate the youth and the educated unemployed, as well as the socially well-to-do and politically marginalized groups.
Miller surveys the fluctuating fortunes of individual agitators and groupings, yet it is hard to gauge what significance should be attached to antimilitarism more generally.
What a happy hunting ground for the agitator anxious to justify his position!
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I have been, and still am, a labour agitator.
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