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Town and country (n.) in their antagonism make one man a restricted town-animal and the other a restricted country-animal, and daily renew the conflict between their interests.
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Town and country (n.) in their antagonism make one man a restricted town-animal and the other a restricted country-animal, and daily renew the conflict between their interests.
Town and country (n.) in their separation make the greatest division of material and mental labour, and their antagonism runs from the passage out of barbarism to the Anti-Corn Law League.