The Common Cause, 2. ciltSocial Reform Press, 1912 |
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American Appeal average Barnes become believe better called campaign capital capitalist census cent child Christian Christian Socialist Church cialist citizens Common Cause Comrade cost court David Goldstein Debs declared demand doctrine economic economic determinism employers existence fact farm farmers favor flag give Goldstein Hillquit human immigrants increase individual industry interest justice Karl Marx Keir Hardie labor laboring power land legislation living marriage Marx matter means ment moral Morris Hillquit movement nature nomic organization ownership persons pledge political present principles production Prog question reform religion Republican party revolution rich Shoaf Socialism Socialist party society Surplus Value teaching theory things tion trade union United vote wages wealth welfare William George Jordan women words workers York
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