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... slavery in Ancient Rome and Greece . During the earlier stages there were very few slaves . These were treated as well as the members of the family and their dignity and social status did not have anything like the horrors of slavery ...
... slavery in Ancient Rome and Greece . During the earlier stages there were very few slaves . These were treated as well as the members of the family and their dignity and social status did not have anything like the horrors of slavery ...
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... slaves of the past scarcely would envy them . This is well known . And just now Prof. E. A. Ross , in his official report to the League of Nations , indicated the existence of a real slavery in some colonies of Africa . Similar ...
... slaves of the past scarcely would envy them . This is well known . And just now Prof. E. A. Ross , in his official report to the League of Nations , indicated the existence of a real slavery in some colonies of Africa . Similar ...
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... slave . Slavery in this sense continues to exist in many countries . One of the sources of slavery has been the commitment of crimes . This category of slaves still exists in the form of criminals whose be- havior is completely ...
... slave . Slavery in this sense continues to exist in many countries . One of the sources of slavery has been the commitment of crimes . This category of slaves still exists in the form of criminals whose be- havior is completely ...
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Social Space Social Distance and Social Position | 3 |
III | 33 |
Occupational Stratification | 99 |
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