Lexicographical Neighbors of Proletarianized
Literary usage of Proletarianized
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Latin America Today by Pablo González Casanova (1993)
"We have already mentioned the characteristics of the process of original accumulation
in this country that proletarianized large sections of the population ..."
2. The Living Age by Making of America Project, Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell (1844)
"There is a proletarianized Baltic baron, a fanatical Nazi but a fundamentally
decent person, whose brusque integrity gets him into the severest conflicts, ..."
3. The Challenge of Facts: And Other Essays by William Graham Sumner (1914)
"The largesses pauperized and proletarianized the populace of the great city.2 They
drew away citi- 1 As to the heavy burdens of Roman citizenship, ..."
4. War Through Children's Eyes: The Soviet Occupation of Poland and the by Irina Grudzinka-Gross, Jan T. Gross (1985)
"They went out, indistinguishable in the large crowd of similar men and women,
unkempt, hurried, and colorless.29 On this subdued proletarianized backdrop, ..."
5. The Decline of the Chartist Movement by Preston William Slosson (1916)
"... of trades unionism, Chartism and Socialism because there the working population
had become most thoroughly proletarianized.2, In Birmingham, he thought, ..."
6. The Decline of the Chartist Movement by Preston William Slosson (1916)
"... chief center of trades unionism, Chartism and Socialism because there the
working population had become most thoroughly proletarianized.3 In Birmingham, ..."
7. Our War with Germany: A History by John Spencer Bassett (1919)
"... proletarianized and thus revolutionized." He added that peace could not be
made until Germany's enemies became convinced they could not break through. ..."
8. Zionism and World Politics: A Study in History and Social Psychology by Horace Meyer Kallen (1921)
"It took form among the proletarianized Poles as the Polish Socialist Party, among
the Jews as the General Association (Bund) of Jewish Workingmen. ..."
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