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To recapitulate: Of the 29,073,233 persons ten years old and over engaged in occupations 0.9 per cent own 70.5 per cent of total wealth 29.0 per cent own 25.3 per cent of total wealth 70.1 per cent own 4.2 per cent of total wealth Startling as these figures are, it will be evident upon reflection that they do not adequately represent the amount of wealth concentration.— Socialism A Summary and Interpretation of Socialist Principles
In the heavy atmosphere of a period of oppression and impotence the dejected soul longed with incredible ardor to fly to the radiant abode of heaven To recapitulate, the Oriental religions acted upon the senses, the intellect and the conscience at the same time, and therefore gained a hold on the entire man.— The Oriental Religions in Roman Paganism
To recapitulate, they are 1.— Scientific American Supplement No. 822, October 3, 1891
To recapitulate: The First Tennessee, numbering originally, 1,250; recruited from time to time, 150; Fulcher's battalion, 400; the Twenty-seventh Tennessee, 1,200; number of conscripts (at the lowest estimate), 200--making the sum total 3,200 men that belonged to our regiment during the war.— "Co. Aytch" Maury Grays, First Tennessee Regiment or, A Side Show of the Big Show

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