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Page 37
... already been discussed , and , in his book on Tressell , F. C. Ball further elaborates this point by persistently stressing the factual basis of most of the events recorded in The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists and the actual ...
... already been discussed , and , in his book on Tressell , F. C. Ball further elaborates this point by persistently stressing the factual basis of most of the events recorded in The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists and the actual ...
Page 90
... Already such enactments as the Sedition Act are evidence of what may coming'.58 Already there is a general lowering of cultural standards . Capitalism can no longer make use of the best fruits of culture , and the result is an ...
... Already such enactments as the Sedition Act are evidence of what may coming'.58 Already there is a general lowering of cultural standards . Capitalism can no longer make use of the best fruits of culture , and the result is an ...
Page 106
... already implanted in his flesh'.127 After seven years of confinement , he is tortured and then burned at the stake . As he dies , he thinks : ' Yes , only from the people could come the will and the power to righteousness and ...
... already implanted in his flesh'.127 After seven years of confinement , he is tortured and then burned at the stake . As he dies , he thinks : ' Yes , only from the people could come the will and the power to righteousness and ...
Contents
The Philanthropists of Mugsborough | 27 |
At Last the British are Coming | 48 |
The MiddleClass Dilemma | 79 |
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