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... capital for the develop- ment of his enterprises , he could therefore not afford to be an active force in demanding political rights ; only in the twentieth century , when he had be- come financially independent of government assistance ...
... capital for the develop- ment of his enterprises , he could therefore not afford to be an active force in demanding political rights ; only in the twentieth century , when he had be- come financially independent of government assistance ...
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... capital was waxing or waning , there is no doubt that as matters stood in 1914 about one - third of all joint - stock capital in Russia was owned abroad . In mining and metallurgical industries , the proportion was apparently one - half ...
... capital was waxing or waning , there is no doubt that as matters stood in 1914 about one - third of all joint - stock capital in Russia was owned abroad . In mining and metallurgical industries , the proportion was apparently one - half ...
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... capital might be found within the Soviet Union . Herein lay the basic idea of the Five - Year Plan . If further increases in con- sumption were held in check , there would result the needed capital accumu- lation . In theory , it would ...
... capital might be found within the Soviet Union . Herein lay the basic idea of the Five - Year Plan . If further increases in con- sumption were held in check , there would result the needed capital accumu- lation . In theory , it would ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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