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On the whole, however, modern socialism tends to fall towards the Constructor wing.
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For example, Karl Marx, the founder of modern socialism, called himself a communist.
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He has been called the father of modern socialism, and credited with the destruction of political economy.
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John Ball's teachings suggest a brief discussion of modern socialism, daily becoming more active in its influence.
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Professor Henry Fawcett says, "Excessive dependence on the state is the most prominent characteristic of modern socialism."
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According to Karl Marx, the founder of modern socialism, the efficient cause in all the class struggles of history has been technical progress.
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Now the abolition of the State... is the object of modern Socialism.
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Modern socialism, communism, have seldom ventured further in theory than the Spartans went in practice.
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An insurrection of these radicals-theforerunners of modern Socialism-wassuppressed and Babeuf was put to death in 1797.
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And just so far as modern Socialism possesses this "mystical power" just so far will it go-inevitably.
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Studies in Modern Socialism.
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He had no idea of the philosophy of social evolution upon which modern Socialism rests; no idea of its system of economics.
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They understood that the free commune would be henceforth the medium in which the ideas of modern Socialism may come to realization.