History of the Rise and Influence of the Spirit of Rationalism in Europe, Том 1Watts, 1946 - Всего страниц: 157 |
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... classes , and wealth will be speedily accumulated in the hands of a few . Where slavery exists there is no middle class , little or no manufacturing or commercial enterprise . The slave- owner possesses the means of rapidly amassing ...
... classes , and wealth will be speedily accumulated in the hands of a few . Where slavery exists there is no middle class , little or no manufacturing or commercial enterprise . The slave- owner possesses the means of rapidly amassing ...
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... classes being alto- gether demoralised , and the slave classes exposed to the most horrible cruelties . At last the spirit of Christianity moved over this chaotic society , and not merely alleviated the evils that convulsed it , but ...
... classes being alto- gether demoralised , and the slave classes exposed to the most horrible cruelties . At last the spirit of Christianity moved over this chaotic society , and not merely alleviated the evils that convulsed it , but ...
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... classes rose to an unexampled height , which the legislators vainly tried to repress by fixing the maximum of wages by law ; 3 while the immense fortunes resulting from the innumerable inheritances , and also that frenzy of en- joyment ...
... classes rose to an unexampled height , which the legislators vainly tried to repress by fixing the maximum of wages by law ; 3 while the immense fortunes resulting from the innumerable inheritances , and also that frenzy of en- joyment ...
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