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Page 245
The second and smallest class is composed of rapacious mill - owners , who are influenced solely by the desire for cheap labor . The third class - that to which this paper is ad- dressed - consists of serious and intelligent men and ...
The second and smallest class is composed of rapacious mill - owners , who are influenced solely by the desire for cheap labor . The third class - that to which this paper is ad- dressed - consists of serious and intelligent men and ...
Page 372
A mortgage loan cannot readily be used as collateral should the owner desire to borrow on it . The lack of convertibility or mar- ketability " is one of the chief objections to mortgages as invest- ments . Their lack of availability is ...
A mortgage loan cannot readily be used as collateral should the owner desire to borrow on it . The lack of convertibility or mar- ketability " is one of the chief objections to mortgages as invest- ments . Their lack of availability is ...
Page 592
There arose the desire to dominate , the wish to com- mand , the will to persecute ; and the subtle mind , ever obedient to the false desires of the heart , forged excuses for these evil desires . Thus in the Church instead of the ...
There arose the desire to dominate , the wish to com- mand , the will to persecute ; and the subtle mind , ever obedient to the false desires of the heart , forged excuses for these evil desires . Thus in the Church instead of the ...
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