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  • curprev 12:59, 27 November 2023Maral talk contribs 7,073 bytes +7,073 Created page with "Origins and Definition of the Modern Proletariat Among the direct ancestors of the modern proletariat we must include the uprooted population of the Middle Ages which was no longer bound to the soil or incorporated in the trades, corporations and guilds of the free towns, and was consequently a wandering, rootless population, which had begun to sell its labor by the day or even by the hour. There were quite a few cities in the Middle Ages, notably Florence, Venice and B..."