A Defense of Liberty
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In the physical conflict of blood-politics it is the big battalions of Labour that would give it a quick and useless victory. But in the intel- lectual conflict of peaceful penetration, where people have to be convinced by other arguments than a blow on the head, the Capitalist minority will put up a prolonged and powerful opposition fight. It will take Mr. Smillie four or five years to nationalize the mines against the skilful political antagonism of old parliamentary hands like Mr. Lloyd Geor...ge and Mr. Asquith. But the politicians are only the front-line trench of Capital. What is happening behind the lines during the prolonged trench-battle ? 198 A DEFENCE OF LIBERTY Capital is getting away the stores, in case it is forced to retreat. The big land-owners are disappearing in England and reappearing in Canada, South Africa, Newfoundland, and the Malay States. It is a curious, but none the less true, fact that there are very few countries left where foreign labour is welcomed, but foreign capital is always received with open arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the physical conflict of blood-politics it is the big battalions of Labour that would give it a quick and useless victory. But in the intel- lectual conflict of peaceful penetration, where people have to be convinced by other arguments than a blow on the head, the Capitalist minority will put up a prolonged and powerful opposition fight. It will take Mr. Smillie four or five years to nationalize the mines against the skilful political antagonism of old parliamentary hands like Mr. Lloyd Geor...ge and Mr. Asquith. But the politicians are only the front-line trench of Capital. What is happening behind the lines during the prolonged trench-battle ? 198 A DEFENCE OF LIBERTY Capital is getting away the stores, in case it is forced to retreat. The big land-owners are disappearing in England and reappearing in Canada, South Africa, Newfoundland, and the Malay States. It is a curious, but none the less true, fact that there are very few countries left where foreign labour is welcomed, but foreign capital is always received with open arms.
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