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Side xvi
... , 585. Sinister ten- dencies , 586. Encouraging tendencies , 587 . Monogamy necessary , 588. Means of combating the instability of the family , 589 . PAGE 545 557 L INSTITUTIONS INDUSTRY ― Much production has become social , xvi CONTENTS.
... , 585. Sinister ten- dencies , 586. Encouraging tendencies , 587 . Monogamy necessary , 588. Means of combating the instability of the family , 589 . PAGE 545 557 L INSTITUTIONS INDUSTRY ― Much production has become social , xvi CONTENTS.
Side xvii
Edward Alsworth Ross. L INSTITUTIONS INDUSTRY ― Much production has become social , 591. Begin- ning of social control of industry , 592. The proper extent of this control is a question of eco- nomics , 593 . LI INSTITUTIONS - THE PUBLIC ...
Edward Alsworth Ross. L INSTITUTIONS INDUSTRY ― Much production has become social , 591. Begin- ning of social control of industry , 592. The proper extent of this control is a question of eco- nomics , 593 . LI INSTITUTIONS - THE PUBLIC ...
Side 8
... produce enough ' cannon - fodder . " So the clergy preached that God sends children and He will provide for them , and the professors taught that the Germans are the one " noble " race , while the French are degenerate and the Slavs ...
... produce enough ' cannon - fodder . " So the clergy preached that God sends children and He will provide for them , and the professors taught that the Germans are the one " noble " race , while the French are degenerate and the Slavs ...
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... production gives the city more to do . The poor lay out most of their income on country product . As they prosper , more of their every gain in purchas- ing power goes to support town industry rather than rural in- dustry . This is ...
... production gives the city more to do . The poor lay out most of their income on country product . As they prosper , more of their every gain in purchas- ing power goes to support town industry rather than rural in- dustry . This is ...
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... production capital , his red barns , tight fences , weedless fields , sleek horses and fat stock . The city man , how- ever , is appraised according to his consumption capital ; not his mill nor his business block nor his law library ...
... production capital , his red barns , tight fences , weedless fields , sleek horses and fat stock . The city man , how- ever , is appraised according to his consumption capital ; not his mill nor his business block nor his law library ...
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