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43 Freedan is due not to the workings of the government but is based on capital , that is on tools and machines which subjugate natural forces and make them do the work . " Our civilization is supported by capital - and by modern ...
43 Freedan is due not to the workings of the government but is based on capital , that is on tools and machines which subjugate natural forces and make them do the work . " Our civilization is supported by capital - and by modern ...
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Our civilization is supported by capital and by modern science , if either of these fail .... our civiliza- tion will decline . " " Therefore , it is the utmost folly to de- 27 nounce capital or capitalists , for whatever dimishes ...
Our civilization is supported by capital and by modern science , if either of these fail .... our civiliza- tion will decline . " " Therefore , it is the utmost folly to de- 27 nounce capital or capitalists , for whatever dimishes ...
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This value premise of Summer's is most clearly implied in his economic and political essays where he emphasizes again and again the necessity for the accumulation of capital if a society is to " advance " .
This value premise of Summer's is most clearly implied in his economic and political essays where he emphasizes again and again the necessity for the accumulation of capital if a society is to " advance " .
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