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... interest was active in bringing about reforms and advancing the interest of continually larger groups of people . With the passing of the nineteenth century and the development of industry on a large scale , new complications have ...
... interest was active in bringing about reforms and advancing the interest of continually larger groups of people . With the passing of the nineteenth century and the development of industry on a large scale , new complications have ...
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... interest . This would be especially true of an industry which was , or threatened to become , a monopoly . Affirmative . The advocates of government ownership claim that capital can be more easily secured by the government at lower interest ...
... interest . This would be especially true of an industry which was , or threatened to become , a monopoly . Affirmative . The advocates of government ownership claim that capital can be more easily secured by the government at lower interest ...
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... INTEREST The Declaration of Sentiments and portions of the measures taken to free the Negroes projected the ideal of liberty into the new ideal of public interest . Public interest means greater lib- erty for the many at the expense of ...
... INTEREST The Declaration of Sentiments and portions of the measures taken to free the Negroes projected the ideal of liberty into the new ideal of public interest . Public interest means greater lib- erty for the many at the expense of ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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