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The instinct of mankind warns it against accepting at their face value
spiritual demands that cannot satisfy themselves by
practical achievements. The road along which the organized
workers, like any other class, must climb to power
starts from the provision of a more effective economic
service than their masters, as their grip upon industry
becomes increasingly vacillating and uncertain, are able
to supply.
1926 TheAcquisitive Society. | ||