The State Its Origin And Function
The State Its Origin And Function
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Origin of the Family — Engels.
3. Two Pages from Roman History — De Leon . . . . . . . . S. L. Press. 2d.
4. Nemesis of Nations— Pfl/r;'so«.
5. Capital — Marx.
6. Property, Its Origin and Develop- ment — Letourneau.
7. Capital — Marx.
8. Evolution of States — Robertson.
9. Nemesis of Nations — Paterson.
10. Ancient Lowly (2 Vols. ) — Ward — S. L. Press, 6/6 per vol.
11. Revolutionary Christianity — Milun.
12. No CouPROMisE.^ Liebknecbt .. .. S. L. Press.
84 The State.
Chapter Four. MIDDLE AGES....
D OME, as we have already seen, collapsed internally ■'•^ before the barbarians overthrew it. Towards the end the empire had been nothing less than a glorious- looking facade. Despite the fact that the Roman State exercised great power and influence over the races and tribes under its domination, it nevertheless lacked the capacity for developing its colonies. It was not the aim of the Roman State to facihtate the indus- trial growth of its European units and thus pave the w'a}' for their transition into nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Origin of the Family — Engels.
3. Two Pages from Roman History — De Leon . . . . . . . . S. L. Press. 2d.
4. Nemesis of Nations— Pfl/r;'so«.
5. Capital — Marx.
6. Property, Its Origin and Develop- ment — Letourneau.
7. Capital — Marx.
8. Evolution of States — Robertson.
9. Nemesis of Nations — Paterson.
10. Ancient Lowly (2 Vols. ) — Ward — S. L. Press, 6/6 per vol.
11. Revolutionary Christianity — Milun.
12. No CouPROMisE.^ Liebknecbt .. .. S. L. Press.
84 The State.
Chapter Four. MIDDLE AGES....
D OME, as we have already seen, collapsed internally ■'•^ before the barbarians overthrew it. Towards the end the empire had been nothing less than a glorious- looking facade. Despite the fact that the Roman State exercised great power and influence over the races and tribes under its domination, it nevertheless lacked the capacity for developing its colonies. It was not the aim of the Roman State to facihtate the indus- trial growth of its European units and thus pave the w'a}' for their transition into nations.
What to read after The State Its Origin And Function?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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