North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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Page 12
... civilization where the equal rights of all to the bounty of their Creator were recognized , I do not believe there would be any tenement - houses , and very few , if any , parents such as those of which you speak . The vice and crime ...
... civilization where the equal rights of all to the bounty of their Creator were recognized , I do not believe there would be any tenement - houses , and very few , if any , parents such as those of which you speak . The vice and crime ...
Page 13
... civilization we have now attained it would be impossible to secure equality by giving to each a separate piece of land , or to maintain that equal- ity , even if once secured ; but by treating all land as the property of the whole ...
... civilization we have now attained it would be impossible to secure equality by giving to each a separate piece of land , or to maintain that equal- ity , even if once secured ; but by treating all land as the property of the whole ...
Page 43
... civilization , stands for physical power , and is even more convenient . It would be very clumsy to fight out every election , but voting it out would be of no use except to show that it could be fought out if necessary . A low civilization ...
... civilization , stands for physical power , and is even more convenient . It would be very clumsy to fight out every election , but voting it out would be of no use except to show that it could be fought out if necessary . A low civilization ...
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