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Both the Levellers and their opponents knew , and stated , that the achievment of political democracy would mean also an attempt to create economic equality . Such equality , in pre- industrial days , can only mean a sharing - out of ...
Both the Levellers and their opponents knew , and stated , that the achievment of political democracy would mean also an attempt to create economic equality . Such equality , in pre- industrial days , can only mean a sharing - out of ...
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When I say the people , I mean the bulk or mass of the people ; for I have nothing to do with those in power . ... to make a great kingdom a poorhouse , to deprive us of all means to exercise hospitality or charity , to turn our cities ...
When I say the people , I mean the bulk or mass of the people ; for I have nothing to do with those in power . ... to make a great kingdom a poorhouse , to deprive us of all means to exercise hospitality or charity , to turn our cities ...
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But she is very , very mean . - I can see no Good in her . . And she makes everybody mean about her . - This poor Sir Ed- ward and his Sister , -how far Nature meant them to be respect- able I cannot tell , -but they are obliged to be ...
But she is very , very mean . - I can see no Good in her . . And she makes everybody mean about her . - This poor Sir Ed- ward and his Sister , -how far Nature meant them to be respect- able I cannot tell , -but they are obliged to be ...
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