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The Post Office function of the State. It was obviously important for a ruler to be able to receive and dispatch letters with the greatest speed. If the distance to be travelled was considerable, roads had to be built and posting stages organised with reserves of horses. The Greeks admired the Persians for the exc

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The Boards and their Workersfrom the woes of unregulated capitalism. When Sidney Webb was planning the takeover of certain industries he was pressed by Arthur Henderson to produce a programme for nationalising all industries, so that the whole working class could be uplifted. Why confine the undoubted benefits of nationalisati

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The Boards and their Staffs of Socialism that once an industry was transferred from private to public ownership a complete change would come over the outlook of all those engaged in the industry. Their attitude would become one of devotion to the public good. Sordid motives would disappear with the disappearance of the capita

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Conclusionrite their history. It is easy to be prolix on the subject — the supply of material has become vast. So some selection and compression have been necessary. The boundaries between State-owned and other industries are becoming blurred; so some treatment has been given to the subject of the mixed econo

Living-Will

The STCW Convention and related instruments 1970s is perhaps the most fascinating problem in the whole field of energy in Britain. This chapter therefore will start by describing the first twelve years. The second part will deal with the revolutionary changes in the sixties and seventies.