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What Social Classes Owe Each Other

First published by Harper & Brothers, 1883
Published by Yale University Press, 1925
Second printing, Yale University Press, 1934
Published 1947 by The Pamphleteers, Inc., of Los Angeles
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Second Caxton printing, Nov. 1954
Third Caxton printing, Sept. 1961
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Fifth Caxton printing, Oct. 1966
Sixth Caxton printing, Sept. 1970
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