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... feudal order in Europe was fast crumbling and a new class of merchant- adventurer arose who was prepared to take advantage of every market and who had money to invest in the business . He carried goods from one corner of the country to ...
... feudal order in Europe was fast crumbling and a new class of merchant- adventurer arose who was prepared to take advantage of every market and who had money to invest in the business . He carried goods from one corner of the country to ...
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... feudal . The nobility was still powerful and the guilds formed the basis of economic system . Though a new class of " merchant - adventurer " was coming into being , it could not develop as the existance of too many old principalities ...
... feudal . The nobility was still powerful and the guilds formed the basis of economic system . Though a new class of " merchant - adventurer " was coming into being , it could not develop as the existance of too many old principalities ...
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... feudalism , unregulated capitalism , and the ideal of welfare state . Enough has already been said about Hegel's feudal attitude , about the important place he gives to the Estates and Corpo- rations and the nobility which , according ...
... feudalism , unregulated capitalism , and the ideal of welfare state . Enough has already been said about Hegel's feudal attitude , about the important place he gives to the Estates and Corpo- rations and the nobility which , according ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Influences | 8 |
Hegel and the Contemporary Society | 14 |
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