Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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The two 1 cultures very early found imitators and contributors in the lands
between them , and all these lands by 1000 B . C . had ... Thus geometry arose
out of the necessity of resurveying land boundaries after the annual overflow of
the Nile .
The two 1 cultures very early found imitators and contributors in the lands
between them , and all these lands by 1000 B . C . had ... Thus geometry arose
out of the necessity of resurveying land boundaries after the annual overflow of
the Nile .
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The land was claimed by the Indians or by the great real estate operators , but the
settler rejected both claims and asserted that the land belonged to him because
his labor gave it value . Perhaps logically socialism should have developed ...
The land was claimed by the Indians or by the great real estate operators , but the
settler rejected both claims and asserted that the land belonged to him because
his labor gave it value . Perhaps logically socialism should have developed ...
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They opened mines , exploited the soil , held land as speculations , and some of
them , as a Nebraska editor said later , “ farmed the farmer ” by milking him of his
profits . Out of this condition arose the great protest movements which earned ...
They opened mines , exploited the soil , held land as speculations , and some of
them , as a Nebraska editor said later , “ farmed the farmer ” by milking him of his
profits . Out of this condition arose the great protest movements which earned ...
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ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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