Social And Literary Papers
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It is a most moving tragedy, if the essence of tragedy be the collision of the ideal and the actual, the shipwreck of hope, aspiration, and faith, when nothing had been looked for but clear skies, favoring winds, and an open sea.
But Nature and life are inexorable. To mean well is not enough ; good intentions will not make up for the want of conformity to the simple laws of intelligence, industry, patience, and order. Robert Owen, a sincere philanthropist, one of the earliest social reformers, ...obeyed these laws in his dealings 2O6 SOCIAL PLANS AND PROBLEMS.
with wood, stone, wool, and iron, and became a wealthy magnate in the manufacturing world. He disobeyed them in his philanthropic socialism, be- cause he was ignorant of the finer qualities of in- dividual and collective humanity. Each man is a more subtile mechanism than was ever embodied in wood or iron ; and yet how easy a thing, many think, he is to put into some associate phalanstery, and how sure he is to go right! In 1824, Owen bought out the land and buildings of the Rappites on the banks of the Wabash, and issued his invita- tion to all the peoples of the earth to throw off the monstrous evils to which up to that hour man had been a slave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a most moving tragedy, if the essence of tragedy be the collision of the ideal and the actual, the shipwreck of hope, aspiration, and faith, when nothing had been looked for but clear skies, favoring winds, and an open sea.
But Nature and life are inexorable. To mean well is not enough ; good intentions will not make up for the want of conformity to the simple laws of intelligence, industry, patience, and order. Robert Owen, a sincere philanthropist, one of the earliest social reformers, ...obeyed these laws in his dealings 2O6 SOCIAL PLANS AND PROBLEMS.
with wood, stone, wool, and iron, and became a wealthy magnate in the manufacturing world. He disobeyed them in his philanthropic socialism, be- cause he was ignorant of the finer qualities of in- dividual and collective humanity. Each man is a more subtile mechanism than was ever embodied in wood or iron ; and yet how easy a thing, many think, he is to put into some associate phalanstery, and how sure he is to go right! In 1824, Owen bought out the land and buildings of the Rappites on the banks of the Wabash, and issued his invita- tion to all the peoples of the earth to throw off the monstrous evils to which up to that hour man had been a slave.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Chauncy Shackford to read onlineMoreLess
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