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We have already noted how the methods of production and exchange made possible by the new technology were hampered by the rules and customs of the prior régime.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgWe have already noted how the methods of production and exchange made possible by the new technology were hampered by the rules and customs of the prior régime.
Dewey notes the conflict between new technology and old customs in production.
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