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The Macmillan company, Macmilla & co. ltd.
Language
English
Pages
278

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Subjects
Socialism, Social problems, Working class, Labor movement, Labor and laboring classes, Labor, Miscellanea
Places
United States

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War of the Classes
1998-02-01, Project Gutenberg
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War of the Classes
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1905-04, The Macmillan company, Macmilla & co. ltd.
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Table of Contents

The class struggle.
The tramp.
The scab.
The question of the maximum.
A review.
Wanted: a new law of development.
How I became a socialist.

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278 p.
Number of pages
278

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OL24186381M
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cu31924032570453
OCLC/WorldCat
1003113

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"UNFORTUNATELY or otherwise, people are prone to believe in the reality of the things they think ought to be so."

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