A Perplexed Philosopher Being An Examination of Mr Herbert Spencers Various U
A Perplexed Philosopher Being An Examination of Mr Herbert Spencers Various U
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This report in the Times aroused Mr. Spencer at once. For although he had no objection to the cir- culation of his radical utterances in America, where through D. Appleton & Co. He was still publishing and advertising " Social Statics, " it was evidently quite a different matter to him that they should be known in the pleasant circle 'wherein with Sir John and his Grace and the peers and judges of the Liberty and Property Defence League he was per- sonally dwelling. He promptly sent this letter... to the Times. It appeared on the 7th.
To the Editor of the Times.
SIR : During the interview between Mr. Morley and some of his constituents, reported in your issue of the 5th inst. , I was referred to as having set forth certain opinions respecting land ownership. Fearing that, if I remain silent, many will suppose I have said things which I have not said, I find it needful to say something in explanation.
Already within these few years I have twice pointed out that these opinions (made to appear by those who have circulated them widely different from what they really are, by the omission of accompanying opinions) were set forth in my first work, published forty years ago ; and that, for the last twelve or fifteen years, I have refrained from issuing new editions of that work and LETTER TO THE TIMES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This report in the Times aroused Mr. Spencer at once. For although he had no objection to the cir- culation of his radical utterances in America, where through D. Appleton & Co. He was still publishing and advertising " Social Statics, " it was evidently quite a different matter to him that they should be known in the pleasant circle 'wherein with Sir John and his Grace and the peers and judges of the Liberty and Property Defence League he was per- sonally dwelling. He promptly sent this letter... to the Times. It appeared on the 7th.
To the Editor of the Times.
SIR : During the interview between Mr. Morley and some of his constituents, reported in your issue of the 5th inst. , I was referred to as having set forth certain opinions respecting land ownership. Fearing that, if I remain silent, many will suppose I have said things which I have not said, I find it needful to say something in explanation.
Already within these few years I have twice pointed out that these opinions (made to appear by those who have circulated them widely different from what they really are, by the omission of accompanying opinions) were set forth in my first work, published forty years ago ; and that, for the last twelve or fifteen years, I have refrained from issuing new editions of that work and LETTER TO THE TIMES.
What to read after A Perplexed Philosopher Being An Examination of Mr Herbert Spencers Various U?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry George to read onlineMoreLess
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