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Industrial capitalism Concordance

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Industrial capitalism, industrial-capitalism

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America and the New Epoch157
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Chapter 6: Germany in the Individualistic EraAmerica and the New Epoch6Workbenchlines 2776-3206
Chapter 1: Eras in the World’s HistoryAmerica and the New Epoch2Workbenchlines 234-626
Chapter 4: The Individualistic Era: The Other SideAmerica and the New Epoch2Workbenchlines 1746-2408
Chapter 5: England in the Individualistic EraAmerica and the New Epoch2Workbenchlines 2409-2775
Chapter 2: The Epoch of the French RevolutionAmerica and the New Epoch1Workbenchlines 627-873
Chapter 8: America in the PastAmerica and the New Epoch1Workbenchlines 3741-4267
Chapter 9: America in the Individualistic EraAmerica and the New Epoch1Workbenchlines 4268-4715
Chapter 6: Germany in the Individualistic Era - 6 hit(s)

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... y a generation earlier than in any other nation. The result was that before the con- flict between capitalism and feudalism was ended, capitalism had already to meet the at- tacks of socialism, and as the result in Germany industrial capitalism has in reality never gained as complete control of the nation and its gov- ernment as was the case elsewhere. The reactionary period of the unholy alli- ance was broken and the individualistic era finally established in Fr ...
Chapter 1: Eras in the World’s History - 2 hit(s)

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... n epoch Hke that which, begin- ning in the August night of 1789, with the declaration of the rights of man, liberie, egal- ite, f rater 7iiie, and ending on the battle-field of Waterloo, changed the world from feudalism to industrial capitalism, or that earlier epoch of the migration of the German tribes, which buried the classic civilization of ancient times under the ruins of the Roman Empire and es- tablished the feudal society of the Middle Ages, or that sti ...
Chapter 4: The Individualistic Era: The Other Side - 2 hit(s)

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... reached an effective political stage, "class consciousness" has not become the slogan of a powerful polit- ical party, such as it did, for instance, in Ger- many, already a generation ago. ,_JWith the further development of industrial capitalism gradually the corporation took the place of the large individual employer, and the "employer's class" steadily dwindled down. First, individual personality still dominated the corporation: the "Harriman" roads, the "Van- derbilt ...
Chapter 5: England in the Individualistic Era - 2 hit(s)

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... ll, and more dominant than the other incidental ad- vantages, was the strongly individualistic char- acter of the Anglo-Saxon race, which gave it the leadership in the individualistic era, and supplied the initiative to create industrial capitalism. England thus became the great industrial country, producing and supplying the world with steel and iron, textiles, machinery, and all manufactured goods, England became the uni- versal world's supply of manufactured goods, fr ...
Chapter 2: The Epoch of the French Revolution - 1 hit(s)

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... e with the monarchical govern- ment. It is important to realize this historical de- velopment as it laid the foundation of the or- ganization which brought about the present world's war. While individualism, in the form of industrial capitalism, has never completely conquered in Prussian Germany, it has early conquered and ruled supremely in England. The history of the world is the history of in- dustry, arts, and commerce, and war and revo- lution, conquest and ...
Chapter 8: America in the Past - 1 hit(s)

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... vernment, with Lincoln's election. The emancipation of the slaves broke the power of the South by destroying its labor, and the South was ruined, the classic period of our civilization ended, and the individualistic era of industrial capitalism ruled supreme on this continent. For many years the South was conquered territory, received the treatment which now 115 AMElllCA AND THE NEW EPOCH the conquered nations— Belgium, Servia, Egypt — receive, while the No ...
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IX AMERICA IN THE INDIVIDUALISTIC ERA DURING the Civil War, when industrial capitalism extended its sway over the en- tire United States, and in the years following the war we were in the first period of the indi- vidualistic era, that of numerous small and independent producers, all more or less success- f ...