The New Social Democracy a Study for the Times
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It could allow no more than a ** Active personality *' to any association which threatened to become an imperium in imperio.
It withered the infant prospects of an industrial union by refusing to allow it to acquire properties or benefit by legacies. A society was only to be regarded as a collection of individuals, and it should be open at any time for the individxials to withdraw their property and put an end to the society.
This jealous oversight of the central power was apparent even in the ...days of the French Revolution. In 1790 and 1 79 1 the Constituent Assembly forbade strikes, and in May of the latter year the Fraternal Society of Timber Workers was reprimanded by the Municipality of Paris. A law called the Law Le Chapelier came into force, and until 1884 it remained of fundamental importance to the legal code of France.
There was nothing in the Law Le Chapelier of the revo- lutionary fervour of the days when, according to the English poet it was " bliss to be alive." It put restric- tions on the liberty of artisans ' even when they met together as members of the same profession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It could allow no more than a ** Active personality *' to any association which threatened to become an imperium in imperio.
It withered the infant prospects of an industrial union by refusing to allow it to acquire properties or benefit by legacies. A society was only to be regarded as a collection of individuals, and it should be open at any time for the individxials to withdraw their property and put an end to the society.
This jealous oversight of the central power was apparent even in the ...days of the French Revolution. In 1790 and 1 79 1 the Constituent Assembly forbade strikes, and in May of the latter year the Fraternal Society of Timber Workers was reprimanded by the Municipality of Paris. A law called the Law Le Chapelier came into force, and until 1884 it remained of fundamental importance to the legal code of France.
There was nothing in the Law Le Chapelier of the revo- lutionary fervour of the days when, according to the English poet it was " bliss to be alive." It put restric- tions on the liberty of artisans ' even when they met together as members of the same profession.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hunter Harley to read onlineMoreLess
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