Abstract
portant factor in social changes is the economic factor. There are other considerations of course, and there is no warrant for the attempt to explain all history in economic terms alone. The rise, the progress, and the decay of nations have been largely due to changes in economic relations, internal and external, of the social groups, even tho the facility with which mankind has availed itself of this economic environment has been the product of intellectual and moral forces... So long as the body is not held everywhere in complete subjection to the soul, so long as the struggle for wealth does not everywhere give way to the struggle for virtue, the social structure and the fundamental relations between social classes will be
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