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Page 244
... economic dependence on the storekeepers carried over into other forms of dependence . Since the campe- sinos were squatters on lands which belonged sometimes to the townspeople , sometimes to absentee landowners resident in the capital ...
... economic dependence on the storekeepers carried over into other forms of dependence . Since the campe- sinos were squatters on lands which belonged sometimes to the townspeople , sometimes to absentee landowners resident in the capital ...
Page 257
... economic , political and cul- tural relations between north and south ? The facts say no . It is a stark reality that 25 percent of the world's population are now consuming 75 percent of the world's goods . The United States with six ...
... economic , political and cul- tural relations between north and south ? The facts say no . It is a stark reality that 25 percent of the world's population are now consuming 75 percent of the world's goods . The United States with six ...
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... economic discrepancies to consolidate power . He started a miniature version of a modi- fied welfare state and wooed the masses . He spent heavily on health , education , training , public services , and transport and gave the unions ...
... economic discrepancies to consolidate power . He started a miniature version of a modi- fied welfare state and wooed the masses . He spent heavily on health , education , training , public services , and transport and gave the unions ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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