Titlebook: Social Class and State Power; Exploring an Alterna David M. Hart,Gary Chartier,Roderick T. Long Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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James Mill, “On Those Who Pillage and Those Who Are Pillaged” (1835) requiring a large military establishment, the pomp and ceremony of the ruling elite, the priestly class which instills habits of subservience through the education system, and the lawyers who maintain the legal system which controls the people.

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Adolphe Blanqui, “The Class Which Does Not Kill or Pillage” (1837) others. Over time this unequal relationship was turned into a system of class control and exploitation, but this system has been repeatedly challenged by insurrections and revolutions, especially the American and French revolutions. He concludes that the class “which neither kills nor pillages” needs to have its history written.

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John C. Calhoun, “Tax Payers versus Tax Receivers” (1849)it and the minority to obtain it. The struggle centers on the unequal fiscal action of the government which inevitably creates through the institution of taxation: a group of “tax-payers” who pay more in taxes than they receive in benefits and a group of “tax-receivers” who receive more in benefits than they pay in taxes.

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