Social Forces in American History
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. are less noxious, because one party may be brought to check or control another, as the party of stockholders and capitalists may be met and counteracted by the party of the producers; which is a real party of general interest, whose ascendency could not fail to shed a genial and prosperous beam upon the whole society. Such a party would merely exhibit the interests of society, concentrating for the true fulfillment of the original terms of the social compact, the happiness and the comfort of ...the whole. This we now behold in those parties of the workingmen, who . . . steadily follow in the path of science and justice, under the banner of — labor the source of all wealth, and industry the arbiter of its distribution" (italics in original).
The question of "pure and simple" trade unionism vs. political activity was debated at this period, with much the same arguments that are used to-day.
We search this period in vain, however, to find any general acceptation of the principles of collectivism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. are less noxious, because one party may be brought to check or control another, as the party of stockholders and capitalists may be met and counteracted by the party of the producers; which is a real party of general interest, whose ascendency could not fail to shed a genial and prosperous beam upon the whole society. Such a party would merely exhibit the interests of society, concentrating for the true fulfillment of the original terms of the social compact, the happiness and the comfort of ...the whole. This we now behold in those parties of the workingmen, who . . . steadily follow in the path of science and justice, under the banner of — labor the source of all wealth, and industry the arbiter of its distribution" (italics in original).
The question of "pure and simple" trade unionism vs. political activity was debated at this period, with much the same arguments that are used to-day.
We search this period in vain, however, to find any general acceptation of the principles of collectivism.
What to read after Social Forces in American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Algie Martin Simons to read onlineMoreLess
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