Moses And the Crime of Poverty
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Look at the power that is flowing by your city in the current of the Mississippi that might be set at work for you. So in every direction energy that we might utilize goes to waste ; resources that we might draw upon are untouched. Yet men are delving and straining to satisfy mere animal wants; wo- men are working, working, working their lives away, and too frequently turning in despair from that hard struggle to cast away all that makes the charm of woman.
If the animals can reason, what must ...they think of us? Look at one of those great ocean steamers plough- ing her way across the Atlantic, against wind, against wave, absolutely setting at defiance the utmost power of the elements. If the gulls that hover over her were thinking beings, could they imagine that the animal that could create such a structure as that could actually want for enough to eat? Yet, so it is. How many even of those of us who find life easiest are there who really live a rational life? Think of it, you who believe that there is only one life for man what a fool at the very best is a man to pass his life in this struggle to merely live?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look at the power that is flowing by your city in the current of the Mississippi that might be set at work for you. So in every direction energy that we might utilize goes to waste ; resources that we might draw upon are untouched. Yet men are delving and straining to satisfy mere animal wants; wo- men are working, working, working their lives away, and too frequently turning in despair from that hard struggle to cast away all that makes the charm of woman.
If the animals can reason, what must ...they think of us? Look at one of those great ocean steamers plough- ing her way across the Atlantic, against wind, against wave, absolutely setting at defiance the utmost power of the elements. If the gulls that hover over her were thinking beings, could they imagine that the animal that could create such a structure as that could actually want for enough to eat? Yet, so it is. How many even of those of us who find life easiest are there who really live a rational life? Think of it, you who believe that there is only one life for man what a fool at the very best is a man to pass his life in this struggle to merely live?
What to read after Moses And the Crime of Poverty?
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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