- The
timber at the top of a wall is
often called a top plate, pole plate,
mudsill, wall
plate or
simply "the plate". In
historic buildings the
sills were...
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Mudsill theory is the
proposition that
there must be, and
always has been, a
lower class or
underclass for the
upper classes and the rest of
society to...
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upper classes to rest upon: the
metaphor of a
mudsill theory being that the
lowest threshold (
mudsill)
supports the
foundation for a building. The theory...
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sized member forming the base of a
window ****embly or the base of wall.
mudsill - a stud
sized member that
forms the base of a wall and has been treated...
- society. In a
speech to the
Senate on
March 4, 1858,
Hammond developed his "
Mudsill Theory",
defending his view on
slavery by stating: "Such a
class you must...
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Theories Elite theory Gilbert model Marxian Mudsill theory New
class Spoon class theory Weberian (three-component) Related​
topics Caste Chattering classes...
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Theories Elite theory Gilbert model Marxian Mudsill theory New
class Spoon class theory Weberian (three-component) Related​
topics Caste Chattering classes...
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challenged Burlingame,
stating he
would gladly face him in any "Yankee
mudsill" of his choosing. Burlingame, a well-known marksman,
eagerly accepted,...
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menial duties, to
perform the
drudgery of life...It
constitutes the very
mudsill of society." He went on to
utter the oft-repeated
words "You dare not make...
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upper classes to rest upon: the
metaphor of a
mudsill theory being that the
lowest threshold (
mudsill)
supports the
foundation for a building. This theory...
