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The Servile State Section 3
In which the nature of the Servile State is carefully examined through distinctions of enforced labour contracts and their impact on individual freedom, demonstrating how a substantial class bound by compulsory work stamps a society with the character of servitude. We are then transported to the origins of European civilisation, revealing how ancient societies, irrespective of culture or geography, rested fundamentally upon a servile system that was both universal and ingrained in their very conception of social order.
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