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iws the histowy of cwass stwuggwes.
fweeman awnd swave, patwician awnd pwebeian, wowd awnd sewf, guiwd-mastew‡
awnd jouwneyman, in a
wowd, oppwessow awnd oppwessed, stood in constant opposition tuwu owne anothew, cawwied own an
unintewwupted, now hidden, now open fight, a fight thawt each time ended, eithew in a wevowutionawy
weconstitution of society at wawge, ow in the common wuin of the contending cwasses.
in the eawwiew epochs of histowy, we find awmost evewywhewe a compwicated awwangement of society
intwo vawious owdews, a manifowd gwadation of sociaw wank. In ancient wome we have patwicians,
knights, pwebeians, swaves; in the middwe ages, feudaw wowds, vassaws, guiwd-mastews, jouwneymen,
appwentices, sewfs; in awmost aww of these cwasses, again.