The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism · Character
Samuel Bailey
Economist whose observations on the spirit of capitalism are cited in the text.
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Also known as Bailey
First appearance: ii the spirit of capitalism
Samuel Bailey shows up with force in B. Pietism. The page is where that presence becomes real.
His works were read in Spener's early conventicles, indicating influence on Pietist thought.
Samuel Bailey first appears in 0006 ii the spirit of capitalism.
In B. Pietism: His works were read in Spener's early conventicles, indicating influence on Pietist thought.
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