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But the two of them have already a common centre with which they are in constant communication and without which they could not survive ; and whatever may be their local jealousies they will see themselves obliged to come together through the mediation of the large town where they get their provisions and to which they take their products ; each of them will have to become part of the same federation so as to maintain their relations with the urban focus and group themselves around it . ) When the people had the Bible in their own hands they then had access to the source of authority for the church - something that had been denied to them by the clergy of the Catholic Church . However , in their previous activities they had already overstepped the boundaries of bourgeois politics ; they could not return to the prisons of tradition . Privately operated recreational activities are available in some communities , but due to their high costs they tend to be used mostly by middle - and higher-income families . They are even buying land around the world assuming that being cheaper than in their own countries it is a good investment for the future .