Capitalism is rushing blindly to its impending doom. All the signs portend the inevitable breakdown of the existing order. Deepseated discontent has seized upon the masses. They must indeed be deaf who do not hear the mutterings of the approaching storm. The Unrest of Women - Page 15by Edward Sandford Martin - 1913 - 146 pagesFull view - About this book
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...futile to pretend that the present political economy can be remedied; we must wake up and recognize that "capitalism is rushing blindly to its impending doom....portend the inevitable breakdown of the existing order." Once private control of the economy is ended by government takeover, the consequence will not only... | |
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| Campaign literature - 1912 - 380 pages
...degradation. Every vote cast for the Socialist party, the workers' own party, is a vote for emancipation. Capitalism is rushing blindly to its impending doom....*Deep-seated discontent has seized upon the masses. They must indeed be deaf who do not hear the mutterings of the approaching storm.' Poverty, high prices,... | |
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