...fact, as Marx realised more clearly than the older economists, is, that the dead hand of feudalism still presses with crushing weight upon the people through almost all the forms and institutions of present-day society. A large part of the existing unregulated and uncontrolled...

...fact, as Marx realised more clearly than the older economists, is, that the dead hand of feudalism still presses with crushing weight upon the people through almost all the forms and institutions of present-day society. A large part of the existing uuregulated and Such is...

...problem," '• domestic service," or " the servant question." It is no special and peculiar problem which attends naturally upon the existence of a home,...crushing weight upon the people through almost all the forms and institutions of the present day society. And it is more hopeless and distressing at the present...

...housekeeping problem," "domestic service," or "the servant question." It is no special and peculiar problem which attends naturally upon the existence of a home,...which still presses with crushing weight -'upon the peojile through almost all the forms and institutions of the present day society." And it is more hopeless...