The Modern Quarterly, Volum 4Modern Quarterly, 1948 Includes section "Comments and reviews." |
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... common people of England to be represented by the greatest , learnedest , wealthiest and wisest persons that can be chosen out of the nation . " " The confounding of the Commons of England with the common people , " he added , " was the ...
... common people of England to be represented by the greatest , learnedest , wealthiest and wisest persons that can be chosen out of the nation . " " The confounding of the Commons of England with the common people , " he added , " was the ...
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... Common - people . The Parliament , consisting of Lords of Manors , and Gentry , ought to have their in- closure lands free to them without molestation , as they are freed from the Court of Wards . " And the Common - people , consisting ...
... Common - people . The Parliament , consisting of Lords of Manors , and Gentry , ought to have their in- closure lands free to them without molestation , as they are freed from the Court of Wards . " And the Common - people , consisting ...
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... Common- wealth starts with only the common and crown lands . This attitude to the landlords is but the most startling example of Winstanley's naïveté . And although The Law of Freedom contains brilliant flashes of interpretation and ...
... Common- wealth starts with only the common and crown lands . This attitude to the landlords is but the most startling example of Winstanley's naïveté . And although The Law of Freedom contains brilliant flashes of interpretation and ...
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EDITORIAL | 3 |
WROCLAW AND AFTER J D Bernal F R | 51 |
ILLUSION OR REALITY? | 67 |
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