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Meanings of social amelioration in anglès

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Usage of social amelioration in anglès
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As for the general interest in social amelioration, that is the worst sign of all.
Humanly Speaking
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For the time being, however, Jane Cobden seemed to be devoted unswervingly to social amelioration.
What alice knew: a most curious tale of henry james & jack the r...
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They walked through the rooms devoted to social amelioration; to the mental, physical and spiritual redemption of sordid lives.
Old Valentines / A Love Story
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The ideal demand for some sort of individual and social amelioration has always accompanied even their vainest flights of patriotic prophecy.
The Promise of American Life
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One of the most notable features of the early Anabaptists is that they regarded any true religious reform as involving social amelioration.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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The only contribution to social amelioration which he can discover in a period of nearly a millennium is the abolition of domestic slavery.
The Idea of Progress: An Inquiry into Its Origin and Growth
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There are things of more importance to the purposes of God and to the welfare of humanity than economic readjustments and social amelioration.
The Profits of Religion: An Essay in Economic Interpretation
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She had long mused over plans of social amelioration, and her new ally was to teach her how to carry them into practice.
Endymion
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They are told that it is an era of progress, an age commissioned to carry out the great ideas of industrial development and social amelioration.
Selections from the Prose Works of Matthew Arnold
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Now I propose to inquire how far this Social Equalization was accompanied by Social Amelioration.
Collections and Recollections
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Social amelioration certainly ought not to have to come about through such wasteful methods and such bitter privation.
Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of Ethics
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Social amelioration does not matter, nor the moral improvement of men, nor the increase of their control over physical forces.
The Idea of Progress: An Inquiry into Its Origin and Growth
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