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Indian caste system
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  • It's a perfect way of maintaining the caste system and ensuring Deicratic control.†   (source)
  • "There's no caste system anymore, Your Highness.†   (source)
  • Let us attempt a simple illustration of the relationship between the three parts of man and the state: BODY SOUL VIRTUE STATE head reason wisdom rulers chest will courage auxiliaries abdomen appetite temperance laborers Plato's ideal state is not unlike the old Hindu caste system, in . which each and every person has his or her particular function for the good of the whole.†   (source)
  • In one place a rough diagram of the caste system was laid out, originally dreamed up with six tiers instead of eight.†   (source)
  • I was born into a family of Fives—artists and musicians who were generally poorly paid—and though I hated the caste system in general, I liked what I did for a living.†   (source)
  • In my parents' lifetimes alone we've seen the rebel forces within our country practically run into extinction, and though we still face challenges, the caste system no longer divides our people along imaginary lines.†   (source)
  • His idea of their eminence was grossly exaggerated; the town had grown rapidly from a straggling village— it had few families as old as the Pentlands, and, like all resort towns, its caste system was liquidly variable, depending chiefly upon wealth, ambition, and boldness.†   (source)
  • Or the Caste System.†   (source)
  • …and stores, but because of generals who should not have been generals, who were generals not through training in contemporary methods or aptitude for learning them, but by the divine right to say to there' conferred upon them by an absolute caste system; or because the generals of it never lived long enough to learn how to fight massed cautious accretionary battles, since they were already as obsolete as Richard or Roland or du Guesclin, who wore plumes and cloaks lined with scarlet at…†   (source)
  • Men who never had to shout at an Epsilon to get an order obeyed; men who took their position for granted; men who moved through the caste system as a fish through water–so utterly at home as to be unaware either of themselves or of the beneficent and comfortable element in which they had their being.†   (source)
  • "Oh, it isn't that I mind the glittering caste system," admitted Amory.†   (source)
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