England for All
England for All
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CHAPTER IV.
ORGANIZATION.
Now does any one imagine that with our present restricted suffrage we are likely to carry in town or country the social changes absolutely essential for the well-being of the majority, or to reorganize our political machinery in a workable shape within a reasonable time ? Those who think thus must be of a very sanguine disposition. When in history did classes who hold property and power give up any portion of their valuable and lucrative monopolies until they saw clear...ly that surrender would be less harmful than defeat ? The natural inclination of so-called Conservatism is to make a dead stand against all reform ; and only now and then does a man arise in any country who can persuade the people in possession that, if they wish to avoid an overturn, they must have a distinct constructive policy of their own.
Yet it is true that mere extension of the suffrage by itself does not suffice to bring about much beneficial change. In France manhood suffrage imposed upon the people the rule of Napoleon III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER IV.
ORGANIZATION.
Now does any one imagine that with our present restricted suffrage we are likely to carry in town or country the social changes absolutely essential for the well-being of the majority, or to reorganize our political machinery in a workable shape within a reasonable time ? Those who think thus must be of a very sanguine disposition. When in history did classes who hold property and power give up any portion of their valuable and lucrative monopolies until they saw clear...ly that surrender would be less harmful than defeat ? The natural inclination of so-called Conservatism is to make a dead stand against all reform ; and only now and then does a man arise in any country who can persuade the people in possession that, if they wish to avoid an overturn, they must have a distinct constructive policy of their own.
Yet it is true that mere extension of the suffrage by itself does not suffice to bring about much beneficial change. In France manhood suffrage imposed upon the people the rule of Napoleon III.
What to read after England for All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H M Henry Mayers Hyndman to read onlineMoreLess
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