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sapiens,
sapient
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society and particularly in England not towards Socialism
The Servile State is a study of the tendency of modern legislation in industrial society and particularly in England not towards Socialism but towards the establishment of two legally separate classes, one a small class in possession of the means of production, the other a much larger class subjected to compulsory labour under the guarantee of a legal sufficiency to maintain themselves. — from Law and Laughter by D. Macleod (Donald Macleod) Malloch
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