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Page 57
... position of its members , depending on the position they held on the hierarchical ladder Country homes , the best housing , furniture , and similar things were acquired ; special quarters and exclusive rest homes were established for ...
... position of its members , depending on the position they held on the hierarchical ladder Country homes , the best housing , furniture , and similar things were acquired ; special quarters and exclusive rest homes were established for ...
Page 66
... position that capital goods produced by the nation can be managed more efficiently by society than by private monopoly or a private owner , and consequently should actually be in the hands or under control of society exercised through ...
... position that capital goods produced by the nation can be managed more efficiently by society than by private monopoly or a private owner , and consequently should actually be in the hands or under control of society exercised through ...
Page 67
... position and its legal position can furnish the basic reason for criticism . This contradiction has within it the ability not only to incite others but also to corrode the class's own ranks , since privileges are actually being enjoyed ...
... position and its legal position can furnish the basic reason for criticism . This contradiction has within it the ability not only to incite others but also to corrode the class's own ranks , since privileges are actually being enjoyed ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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