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Page 268
In the combination the strongest element will rule , and strongest element is capital . The defeat and decline of the Demo- cratic political party in the United States within forty years , its incompetence as an opposition party ...
In the combination the strongest element will rule , and strongest element is capital . The defeat and decline of the Demo- cratic political party in the United States within forty years , its incompetence as an opposition party ...
Page 271
The aleatory interest " " There was an element in the most elementary experience which was irrational and defied all expedient methods . One might use the best known means with the greatest care , yet fail of the result .
The aleatory interest " " There was an element in the most elementary experience which was irrational and defied all expedient methods . One might use the best known means with the greatest care , yet fail of the result .
Page 293
The aleatory element " In the process of adjustment to all these ( natural and social environments ) there emerges another life condition , basic and elemental as they and equally suited , as involv- ing a dominant interest , to form ...
The aleatory element " In the process of adjustment to all these ( natural and social environments ) there emerges another life condition , basic and elemental as they and equally suited , as involv- ing a dominant interest , to form ...
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