A Serbian VillageHarper & Row, 1967 - 358 pages |
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Page 257
... become enthusiastic about industry , because I have seen that they live in a cultured way and that society has taken care of them . They also work in the interest of society and this is why I am determined , if they accept me as an ...
... become enthusiastic about industry , because I have seen that they live in a cultured way and that society has taken care of them . They also work in the interest of society and this is why I am determined , if they accept me as an ...
Page 316
... become workers but remain in residence in the village , and an equal number expressing a desire to become workers were not concerned about the matter of residence . The comments which amplified their replies make clear that it is the ...
... become workers but remain in residence in the village , and an equal number expressing a desire to become workers were not concerned about the matter of residence . The comments which amplified their replies make clear that it is the ...
Page 332
... become stricter and more rigidly enforced and land becomes scarcer certain of these overt signs of rural origin will disap- pear . There are also , of course , important cost factors involved : as food products become cheaper relative ...
... become stricter and more rigidly enforced and land becomes scarcer certain of these overt signs of rural origin will disap- pear . There are also , of course , important cost factors involved : as food products become cheaper relative ...
Contents
The Setting | 1 |
FIGURES | 17 |
Serbia and Orašac in the Nineteenth Century | 21 |
Copyright | |
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