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As a result of the triumph of the bourgeoisie in 1383, the literate class increased and became dominant, which was “at the same time both an effect and a cause of social parasitism”. He went on to conclude about this period: “The nation, therefore, was not educated in the discipline of work, but very early on became absorbed and specialised in commercial speculation and trade, which was closely linked to the activities of the crusading knights; these facts, the ruin of the old nobility , the worsening of agricultural poverty and the related bacharelesque and bureaucratic parasitism, are the chief characteristics of the new regime brought in with the social revolution of 1383-1385”. This he published in 1915. |
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