With a political system which proceeds ultimately out of a society with a feudalistic basis, the normal attitude of political parties is long maintained.
The cosmologies of these higher barbarians are cast in terms of a feudalistic hierarchy of agents and elements, and the causal nexus between phenomena is conceived animistically after the manner of sympathetic magic.
Brought up in Austria with its feudalistic society, he had, nevertheless, by his experiences in America and by his own mental development, become very liberal in his views.
His plans were a curious composition of socialistic and feudalistic features.
Or shall intelligent restraint of the feudalistic compulsion help us toward a more perfect and peaceful adjustment with the processes that make for the democratization of welfare, with and by intelligent family limitation as one means?
In reality, it was one of the forerunners of an incoming feudalistic sway, without the advantages to the wage worker that the lowly possessed under medieval feudalism.
The capitalist class, far shrewder than the feudalistic rulers, dispenses with personally equipped armed force.
Feudalistic landlordism went because the feudal lords were enormously overpaid in proportion to their services.
These industrial feudalistic families become so powerful that only in rare instances can anyone lift himself into their society.
A planet with a feudalistic socio-economic systems doesn’t want some hot-shot interplanetary businessman coming in with some big deal that would eventually cause the feudalistic nobility to be tossed onto the ash heap.
You’ve got to do some reading between the lines, especially when the books you’re reading are turned out by the industrial feudalistic publishing companies in Avalon.
Since childhood every means of forming their opinions have been in the hands of industrial feudalistic families—including the schools.
As an aristocrat and a convinced supporter of all feudalisticforms and ideals, Mack was easily led to believe that the newly established throne of the Corsican received but half-hearted adherence from the French people.
Japan, Russia, Germany and to some extent England, at least up to the time of the war, have retained feudalistic institutions, and the land interest still remains as a motive of war.
In all nations which have retained any traces of the feudalistic form, and to some extent everywhere, land continues to be the basis of wealth, and also of power, and the land-owning classes are still mainly the ruling classes.
In all these nations, certainly in those which have remained feudalistic in fact, it is the aristocratic and owning class that usually represents the war interest.
To some extent these rights of property have been curtailed, Veblen remarks; the old feudalistic rights have in large part been annulled, and the world is at least owned by more people than was once the case.
The statement that free labor--namely, freely employed labor--produces more than labor under compulsion is correct only when applied to feudalistic and bourgeois orders of society.
They range from some under feudalistic domination to countries with varying degrees of republican democracy.
The most advanced culture on Rigel's first planet is to be compared to the Italian cities during Europe's feudalistic era.
They were from a feudalistic world and tried to portray the Aztecs in such terms.
On the western continent you even have a few feudalistic regimes that are probably worse off--mostly as a result of the wars you've crippled them with.
A peace by collusive neglect of those remnants of feudalistic make-believe that still serve to divide the pacific nations has hitherto not seriously come under advisement.
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