A History of British Socialism volume 1
A History of British Socialism volume 1
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' Mr. Owen's Proposed Arrangements, 1819.
170 ROBERT OWEN subsistence, would be goaded into fury and despair, and sud- denly overwhelm our noble and beneficent institutions and lay them in ruins. " We resemble individuals standing on the narrow causeway of a surrounding abyss. " And all that happened be- cause the human mind, after countless ages of struggle with poverty and ignorance, finally succeeded in unlocking the sources of wealth ; in multiplying the productive forces ; in rendering the... production of goods easy. It was abundance that brought upon us misery ! Large masses of producers were being thrown upon the Poor Laws because they had produced too much wealth ! How paradoxical it all looked 1 What was the remedy ? Some said Poor Law Reform ; others advised emigration. But all remedies of that kind would do no good, tor they did not touch the problem. ^The real cure lay in arrangements tl^at would enlarge consumption and make it tally with production. Such arrangements were conditioned upon combined labour and ex- penditure, or communism^ However, the remedy could only be applied gradually.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Mr. Owen's Proposed Arrangements, 1819.
170 ROBERT OWEN subsistence, would be goaded into fury and despair, and sud- denly overwhelm our noble and beneficent institutions and lay them in ruins. " We resemble individuals standing on the narrow causeway of a surrounding abyss. " And all that happened be- cause the human mind, after countless ages of struggle with poverty and ignorance, finally succeeded in unlocking the sources of wealth ; in multiplying the productive forces ; in rendering the... production of goods easy. It was abundance that brought upon us misery ! Large masses of producers were being thrown upon the Poor Laws because they had produced too much wealth ! How paradoxical it all looked 1 What was the remedy ? Some said Poor Law Reform ; others advised emigration. But all remedies of that kind would do no good, tor they did not touch the problem. ^The real cure lay in arrangements tl^at would enlarge consumption and make it tally with production. Such arrangements were conditioned upon combined labour and ex- penditure, or communism^ However, the remedy could only be applied gradually.
What to read after A History of British Socialism volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Beer to read onlineMoreLess
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