The Historical Basis of Socialism in EnglandK. Paul, Trench & Company, 1883 - 492 páginas |
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... hands than arable farming , and there was gain both ways by pas- ture farming in the saving on wages and in the increased profit on wool . Thus not only were the small farmers them- selves deprived of their holdings , but the farm ...
... hands than arable farming , and there was gain both ways by pas- ture farming in the saving on wages and in the increased profit on wool . Thus not only were the small farmers them- selves deprived of their holdings , but the farm ...
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... hands , and they so use it as to make it unbearable ; while nothing is left for us but the extreme of misery . As for them , they abound in luxuries ; they are surrounded with all sorts of plenty ; they , when they are jaded with ...
... hands , and they so use it as to make it unbearable ; while nothing is left for us but the extreme of misery . As for them , they abound in luxuries ; they are surrounded with all sorts of plenty ; they , when they are jaded with ...
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... hands of the richer guild members . " * Instead of the old sovereign meeting of all the associates there now appeared a Court of Assistants , who governed the guild . Only the richer masters were admitted to the highest division , the ...
... hands of the richer guild members . " * Instead of the old sovereign meeting of all the associates there now appeared a Court of Assistants , who governed the guild . Only the richer masters were admitted to the highest division , the ...
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... hands of aristocracy and commercial classes . All this was of a piece with what had gone before , in fitting accord with what followed after . English had ceased to belong to the English people , and from reign of Henry VII . the ...
... hands of aristocracy and commercial classes . All this was of a piece with what had gone before , in fitting accord with what followed after . English had ceased to belong to the English people , and from reign of Henry VII . the ...
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... hands to lands , ought to be provided for by the magistrate and landlord till that can be done ; for there needs be ... hands and country cannot produce , when we can employ our spare hands and lands upon such exportable commodities as ...
... hands to lands , ought to be provided for by the magistrate and landlord till that can be done ; for there needs be ... hands and country cannot produce , when we can employ our spare hands and lands upon such exportable commodities as ...
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