Littell's Living Age, Volumes 342-343Littell, Son and Company, 1932 |
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Page 61
... become necessities of life for all of us . At this point we encounter a sociological law . The thing that was once a luxury for a few can become a necessity for every- body . The spread of electric illumina- tion and of public bathing ...
... become necessities of life for all of us . At this point we encounter a sociological law . The thing that was once a luxury for a few can become a necessity for every- body . The spread of electric illumina- tion and of public bathing ...
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... becoming increasingly precarious . Sev- eral things were possible . He might become prime minister , he might be- come foreign minister , he might go back to London , he might retire , or he might be attacked for breaking his oath of ...
... becoming increasingly precarious . Sev- eral things were possible . He might become prime minister , he might be- come foreign minister , he might go back to London , he might retire , or he might be attacked for breaking his oath of ...
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... become famous in future historiography as the supreme instance of a capitalism that is becoming , through its own inherent contradictions , its own grave- digger . If the reader of Mr. Bimba's book sets it in a skeptical perspective ...
... become famous in future historiography as the supreme instance of a capitalism that is becoming , through its own inherent contradictions , its own grave- digger . If the reader of Mr. Bimba's book sets it in a skeptical perspective ...
Contents
LITERATUR | 3 |
AMERICAS Error GERMANYS MISTAKE A Paris Editor | 22 |
EVERYDAY JAPAN Hélène Iswolsky | 36 |
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