The World's Great Masterpieces: History, Biography, Science, Philosophy, Poetry, the Drama, Travel, Adventure, Fiction, Etc, Volume 10American Literary Society, 1901 - Literature |
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... interest which prompts the master to look after the comfort and well - being of the slave is lost . Labor has become a commodity , and the laborer a machine . There are no masters and slaves , no owners and owned , but only buyers and ...
... interest which prompts the master to look after the comfort and well - being of the slave is lost . Labor has become a commodity , and the laborer a machine . There are no masters and slaves , no owners and owned , but only buyers and ...
Page 5012
... interest in the maintenance of the health and strength of his chattels would . But in London , New York , and Boston , among people who have given , and would give again , money and blood to free the slave , where no one could abuse a ...
... interest in the maintenance of the health and strength of his chattels would . But in London , New York , and Boston , among people who have given , and would give again , money and blood to free the slave , where no one could abuse a ...
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... interests of the lord , and hardening into custom , universally fixed a limit to what the owner of the land could extort from the serf or peasant , so that the competition of men without means of existence bidding against each other for ...
... interests of the lord , and hardening into custom , universally fixed a limit to what the owner of the land could extort from the serf or peasant , so that the competition of men without means of existence bidding against each other for ...
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... interest . Yet two causes may be alleged , which render the calamity of fire more destructive to a flourish- ing than a decayed city . 1. The more combustible materials of brick , timber , and metals are first melted and consumed , but ...
... interest . Yet two causes may be alleged , which render the calamity of fire more destructive to a flourish- ing than a decayed city . 1. The more combustible materials of brick , timber , and metals are first melted and consumed , but ...
Page 5030
... interests ; nor did the use compensate the toil and costs of the tardy and imperfect execution . The servi- tude of rivers is the noblest and most important victory which man has obtained over the licentiousness of nature ; and if such ...
... interests ; nor did the use compensate the toil and costs of the tardy and imperfect execution . The servi- tude of rivers is the noblest and most important victory which man has obtained over the licentiousness of nature ; and if such ...
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