... the glaring contrast between the ill-gotten gains of the few and the penury of the many did much to accentuate the general unrest. A new line of cleavage appeared in Italian society. On the one side was the great host of men who had lost all they... The Greatness and Decline of Rome - Página 73de Guglielmo Ferrero - 1907Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
| 1910 - 1076 páginas
...society between rich and poor — " on the one side was the great host of men who had lost all they had to lose in the world, the bankrupt traders and...small and grasping clique of parvenu millionaires ;" a consequent growing restlessness and discontent — '• the glaring contrast between the ill-gotten... | |
| 1910 - 1090 páginas
...society between rich and poor — " on the one side was the great host of men who had lost alt they had to lose in the world, the bankrupt traders and...small and grasping clique of parvenu millionaires;" a consequent growing restlessness and discontent — " the glaring contrast between the ill-gotten... | |
| Lyman Abbott - 1911 - 256 páginas
...as Ferrero describes it, there was, on the one side, a great host of men who had lost all that they had to lose in the world, the bankrupt traders and ruined landowners, and on the other, a small and grasping clique of parvenu millionaires, was not a community which could... | |
| Ernest Guy Stevens - 1917 - 272 páginas
...cleavage appeared in Italian society. On the one side was the great host of men who had lost all they had to lose in the world, the bankrupt traders and...Italy; on the other, a small and grasping clique of parvenue millionaires. The moderate incomes, which might have bridged the gulf between the two, were... | |
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