> It's
> tempting to say that the history of all hitherto existing society is the
> history of rural-urban suspicion and conflict, except that class
> alliances
> have often cut across this traditional divide in periods of social
> breakdown
> and unrest.
>
Are you chanelling Marx?
The foundation of every division of labour that is well developed, and brought about by the exchange of commodities, is the separation between town and country. It may be said, that the whole economic history of society is summed up in the movement of this antithesis."
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