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What has become of the Southern doctrine- what , of the Northern Democratic posi- tion that the institution of slavery , whether a good or an evil , was a local and not a national , a municipal and not a federal institution - with which ...
What has become of the Southern doctrine- what , of the Northern Democratic posi- tion that the institution of slavery , whether a good or an evil , was a local and not a national , a municipal and not a federal institution - with which ...
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And thus , under the most per- fect forms of political equality , privi- leged classes will exist , and become a permanent element , as real and as oppressive as under those forms of social organization which are founded primarily and ...
And thus , under the most per- fect forms of political equality , privi- leged classes will exist , and become a permanent element , as real and as oppressive as under those forms of social organization which are founded primarily and ...
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They must become slaves , or laborers for wages . Those positions are correlative , though not identical , and in some conditions the latter may be in a state of social existence more misera- ble and hopeless than the former .
They must become slaves , or laborers for wages . Those positions are correlative , though not identical , and in some conditions the latter may be in a state of social existence more misera- ble and hopeless than the former .
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It is im- possible for every laborer , for he tgreat majority of laborers , to become capital- ists ; and it is only by becoming capi- talists , and taking their turn of appro- priating the labors of others , that they can materially ...
It is im- possible for every laborer , for he tgreat majority of laborers , to become capital- ists ; and it is only by becoming capi- talists , and taking their turn of appro- priating the labors of others , that they can materially ...
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The capitalist of to- day may become the hireling of to - mor- row . It is the real interest of all to re- move social abuses , since all in turn may be their victims . In any event , many successive generations cannot profit by them .
The capitalist of to- day may become the hireling of to - mor- row . It is the real interest of all to re- move social abuses , since all in turn may be their victims . In any event , many successive generations cannot profit by them .
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| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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