The Servile State
Hilaire Belloc
Read by Ray Clare
A clear boundary exists between the servile and the non-servile condition of labour, and the conditions upon either side of that boundary utterly differ one from another, Where there is compulsion applicable by positive law to men of a certain status, such compulsion enforced in the last resort by the powers at the disposal of the State, there is the institution of Slavery ; and if that institution be sufficiently expanded the whole State may be said to repose upon a servile basis, and is a Servile State.
(Hilaire Belloc) (4 hr 27 min)
Chapters
Section 01 | 14:49 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 02 | 16:19 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 03 | 15:14 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 04 | 15:58 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 05 | 15:28 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 06 | 15:00 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 07 | 16:12 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 08 | 15:04 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 09 | 15:58 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 10 | 15:35 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 11 | 16:05 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 12 | 16:08 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 13 | 14:22 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 14 | 15:12 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 15 | 14:05 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 16 | 15:17 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 17 | 15:46 | Read by Ray Clare |
Section 18 | 5:20 | Read by Ray Clare |
Reviews
an introduction to distributivism by its alternatives
Good and Basic
the nutshell of the book is that society with high inequality tends to naturally shift to a state that accepts slavery. the alternative is to helpthe lower classes become members of a larger class of owners.
Thanks
GeoffreyEdwards
Thank you for this great solo recording!