Medieval and modern times : an introduction to the history of western Europe form the dissolution of the Roman empire to the present time . IKi r^ vuniga^J^^ \ ) fr^,:!-^^ ^\. ?Wi s s^ ^i \ T \ s< /V-^-^^j (1 t 1 If R Y THE GERMAN EMPIREsince 1871 SCALE OF MILES0 25 50 IIHJ IhM TIIFRINGIAN STATES 1. Schwarzburt-SoaiJerHhaiLMeii fi, Saxe-MeiniiiKen 3» Saxe-Coburg-Uotlia (J. Schwarzbiirg-RudolHtailt 3. Saxe-Welmar 7. Reu^a, Oldtr Lint 4. Siixe-AltLnburE 8. KeuHH, Junior Line German Empire and Third French Republic 631 These measures, by which the igovernment assumes a large state social-degre
Medieval and modern times : an introduction to the history of western Europe form the dissolution of the Roman empire to the present time . IKi r^ vuniga^J^^ \ ) fr^,:!-^^ ^\. ?Wi s s^ ^i \ T \ s< /V-^-^^j (1 t 1 If R Y THE GERMAN EMPIREsince 1871 SCALE OF MILES0 25 50 IIHJ IhM TIIFRINGIAN STATES 1. Schwarzburt-SoaiJerHhaiLMeii fi, Saxe-MeiniiiKen 3» Saxe-Coburg-Uotlia (J. Schwarzbiirg-RudolHtailt 3. Saxe-Welmar 7. Reu^a, Oldtr Lint 4. Siixe-AltLnburE 8. KeuHH, Junior Line German Empire and Third French Republic 631 These measures, by which the igovernment assumes a large state social-degree of responsibility for the welfare of the working class, con- d^ stitute what is known as state socialism. Socialists, however, socialists?insist that the one most important element of socialism is lackingnamely, democratic control. The German system is a revival andextension of the paternalism so familiar to Prussia in the daysof Frederick the Great, and, however important as philanthropy,socialists claim that it still leaves capitalist ownership untouched,which keeps the poor from a fair share of what they earn. How-ever,
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