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Private law and social inequality in the industrial age

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The essays assembled here explore how private law historically helped to maintain, change, or upset inequalities common to all industrialized countries. The book deals with relations between lords and peasants, husbands and wives, masters and servants, landlords and tenants, and producers andconsumers.

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Private law and social inequality in the industrial age, Willibald Steinmetz

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