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When interpreting the work of a political theorist, it is useful to relate his theoretical work to the major events of his own time. This paper examines the political, sociological, and economic works of Max Weber within the social and political context of the nineteenth-century. The paper further explains that doing so serves to historicize Weber's contributions to political theory and reveals how his work relates to the existing social and political distribution of power in his own society.

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