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Pagina 4
... less than 55,000,000l . a year out of a total value of exports , esti- mated in 1912 at 160,000,000l . , was temporarily suspended in 1914 , owing to the impossibility of exportation , the pressure of taxation on the mass of the ...
... less than 55,000,000l . a year out of a total value of exports , esti- mated in 1912 at 160,000,000l . , was temporarily suspended in 1914 , owing to the impossibility of exportation , the pressure of taxation on the mass of the ...
Pagina 5
... less , the greatest brains of our own period understood no more of approaching social changes than the ablest philoso- phers of antiquity did about the rise of slavery or its decline . The con- ditions which made for slave owning had ...
... less , the greatest brains of our own period understood no more of approaching social changes than the ablest philoso- phers of antiquity did about the rise of slavery or its decline . The con- ditions which made for slave owning had ...
Pagina 6
... less pres- sure upon them essential . Hence the labor of free men became more and more important , and slave production less and less profitable . or Therefore manumission gained ground rapidly . Only the very rich could afford to ...
... less pres- sure upon them essential . Hence the labor of free men became more and more important , and slave production less and less profitable . or Therefore manumission gained ground rapidly . Only the very rich could afford to ...
Pagina 8
... less , Great Britain was revolu- tionized from an agricultural country into being almost entirely a nation of manufacturers and profiteers . The peasant became a landless wage earner ; the land population was drafted into cities ; and ...
... less , Great Britain was revolu- tionized from an agricultural country into being almost entirely a nation of manufacturers and profiteers . The peasant became a landless wage earner ; the land population was drafted into cities ; and ...
Pagina 9
... less did either side comprehend that capitalism as a system had reached its culminating point , was already tottering to its fall , and would prove itself wholly incapable of dealing with a great national emergency . To - day , the ...
... less did either side comprehend that capitalism as a system had reached its culminating point , was already tottering to its fall , and would prove itself wholly incapable of dealing with a great national emergency . To - day , the ...
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