The Aristocracy (n.) of land lends itself Treasury money at low interest through Parliament, then makes the farmers repay it at double the rate.
Aristocracy (n.) has zoology for its secret and heraldry for its science: pride in blood and descent, the life history of the body.
Aristocracy (n.) beaten by the upstart takes its revenge by singing lampoons on its new master and whispering sinister prophecies of catastrophe in his ear.
The Aristocracy (n.) of money is what finally wins when land is sold off and made a commodity — leaving only two classes, workers and capitalists.
Aristocracy (n.) waved the proletarian alms-bag as a banner — but the people saw the old feudal coats of arms on its hindquarters and deserted with loud and irreverent laughter.