...means of transportation and communication), and the large and ever increasing class of wage-workers possessing no means of production. This economic supremacy...schools and the public press, thereby making them arbiters of the fate of the working class, while it is reducing it to a condition of dependence, economically...

...means of transportation and communication), and the large and ever increasing class of wage-workers possessing no means of production. This economic supremacy...the full control of the government, the pulpit, the schoois and the public press, thereby making them arbiters of the fate of the working class, while...

...means of transportation and communication), and the larpe and ever increasing class of wage workers, possessing no means of production. This economic supremacy...government, the pulpit, the schools and the public press; Jt has thus made the capitalist class the arbiter of the fate of the workers, whom It Is reducing to...

...means of transportation and communication), and the large and everincreasing class of wage-workers, possessing no means of production. This economic supremacy...government, the pulpit, the schools, and the public press; it has thus made the capitalist class the arbiter of the fate of the workers, whom it is reducing to...

...means of transportation and communication), and the large and ever in creasing class of wage workers, possessing no means of production. This economic supremacy...government, the pulpit, the schools, and the public press; it has thus made the capitalist class the arbiter of the fate of the workers, whom it is reducing to...

...press; it has thus made the capitalist class the arbiter of the fate of the workers, whom It is reducing to a condition of dependence, economically exploited...intellectually and physically crippled and degraded, and their political equality rendered a bitter mockery. The contest between these two classes grows ever...

...press; It has thus made the capitalist class the arbiter of the fate of tue workers, whom ft is reducing to a condition of dependence, economically exploited...oppressed, intellectually and physically crippled und degraded, and their política equality rendered a bitter mockery. The c'ntesi between these two...

...means of transportation and communication1, and the large and everincreasing class of wage-workers, possessing no means of production. This economic supremacy...government, the pulpit, the schools, and the public press; it has thus made the capitalist class the arbiter of the fate of the workers, whom it is reducing to...

...means of transportation and communication), and the large and ever increasing class of wage workers possessing no means of production. This economic supremacy...government, the pulpit, the schools and the public press; it has thus made the capitalist class the arbiter of the workers, whom it is reducing to a condition...

...and establish the Co-operative Commonwealth. and the large and ever-increasing class of wage workers, possessing no means of production. This economic supremacy...government, the pulpit, the schools, and the public press; it has thus made the capitalist class the arbiters of the fate of the workers, whom it is reducing...