Socialism and EthicsInternational Publishers, 1943 - 223 ページ "Reference notes": pages 215-219. |
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... American economy is no longer either " free " or " private . " The vast and impersonal corporations , pyramids of corporations , interlocking directorates , with ultimate control by great banking interests far removed from the scene or ...
... American economy is no longer either " free " or " private . " The vast and impersonal corporations , pyramids of corporations , interlocking directorates , with ultimate control by great banking interests far removed from the scene or ...
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... American capital , if it is to save itself as an American capitalist class , must have the support of labor . Labor , likewise , knows that if it is to save both America and itself , it must not split hairs or force issues with capital ...
... American capital , if it is to save itself as an American capitalist class , must have the support of labor . Labor , likewise , knows that if it is to save both America and itself , it must not split hairs or force issues with capital ...
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... Americans with Anglophile tendencies , and with a desire for a super world empire , identify nation and language in order to justify a British - American world rule . White Americans who fear Negro economic and social equality deny the ...
... Americans with Anglophile tendencies , and with a desire for a super world empire , identify nation and language in order to justify a British - American world rule . White Americans who fear Negro economic and social equality deny the ...
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