The Quarterly Review, Volumes 291-292John Murray, 1953 |
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Page 178
... economic forces . Marx himself thought that the process was most advanced in England , and that consequently England was nearer to revolution than any other country . England alone can serve as the lever of a serious economic revolution ...
... economic forces . Marx himself thought that the process was most advanced in England , and that consequently England was nearer to revolution than any other country . England alone can serve as the lever of a serious economic revolution ...
Page 260
... economic functions which are independent of any question of causation . Once war , or preparation for war , is an accepted fact , whatever the reasons for it , there follow certain economic consequences , particularly with reference to ...
... economic functions which are independent of any question of causation . Once war , or preparation for war , is an accepted fact , whatever the reasons for it , there follow certain economic consequences , particularly with reference to ...
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... economic liberty for underprivileged mankind . They do not allow that economic liberty has evolved , or may yet evolve , in a capitalist state . They believe that their programme must incite ruthless opposition from the capitalist ...
... economic liberty for underprivileged mankind . They do not allow that economic liberty has evolved , or may yet evolve , in a capitalist state . They believe that their programme must incite ruthless opposition from the capitalist ...
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