William Graham Sumner, Volume 2University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1954 - 758 pages |
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Page 157
... period , the " Gospel of Wealth " . This phrase was probably used to distinguish his thesis from what 57 John Bates Clark had previously called the science of wealth . The These dates and events date , 1889 , was fifteen years after the ...
... period , the " Gospel of Wealth " . This phrase was probably used to distinguish his thesis from what 57 John Bates Clark had previously called the science of wealth . The These dates and events date , 1889 , was fifteen years after the ...
Page 303
... period for marriage was likewise the formative period for in- dustrial cooperation between the sexes . Monandry , though it could not but have conferred some of the advantages of sex - specialization and co- operation , allowed of no ...
... period for marriage was likewise the formative period for in- dustrial cooperation between the sexes . Monandry , though it could not but have conferred some of the advantages of sex - specialization and co- operation , allowed of no ...
Page 306
... period . " " The struggle for self - gratification , motivated in vanity , ambition , and other forces ... is one of the major forms out of which comes selection . Inventiveness stimulated by the effort to attain eminence in some ...
... period . " " The struggle for self - gratification , motivated in vanity , ambition , and other forces ... is one of the major forms out of which comes selection . Inventiveness stimulated by the effort to attain eminence in some ...
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