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...earned a living. This is by no means an easy task, for these small people, as we have already seen, did not interest their educated fellow-citizens, and...retail dealing, has helped to hide them away from us : an inherited contempt, because it is in fact a survival from an older social system, when the citizen... | |
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...the author speaks of the difficulty which we experience in understanding their conditions, because "we hear hardly anything of them in the literature of the time" (p. 43). Why did he not take the inscriptions into account, which furnish an inexhaustible fund of... | |
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