Socialism, Being Notes On a Political Tour;
Socialism, Being Notes On a Political Tour;
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No control is the order of the day. Money then becomes a great power, moving, perhaps quietly, but not the less eflFec- tvally, many agencies of public influence. Each political party is struggling for votes, anxious to conciliate all interests, fearful to offend any. If the country could be thoroughly roused, war might be resolutely waged by some Dictator against these abuses ; but in the quiet daily course of democratic government an active private interest often prevails over the public welf...are. It is the old difficulty about governing in a popular Government.
It is seen in an exaggerated form in the great cities, with their secretly growing abuses and their recurring periods of purging and vomiting. The same weakness was shown in the manner in which even the Federal 'Government dealt with slavery. The slave-holders were quite in a minority, but they were a compact party, oinited by self-interest, and for years they governed the Union. Jefferson, Madison, Marshall, Webster, Clay, Calhoun were all slave-owners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No control is the order of the day. Money then becomes a great power, moving, perhaps quietly, but not the less eflFec- tvally, many agencies of public influence. Each political party is struggling for votes, anxious to conciliate all interests, fearful to offend any. If the country could be thoroughly roused, war might be resolutely waged by some Dictator against these abuses ; but in the quiet daily course of democratic government an active private interest often prevails over the public welf...are. It is the old difficulty about governing in a popular Government.
It is seen in an exaggerated form in the great cities, with their secretly growing abuses and their recurring periods of purging and vomiting. The same weakness was shown in the manner in which even the Federal 'Government dealt with slavery. The slave-holders were quite in a minority, but they were a compact party, oinited by self-interest, and for years they governed the Union. Jefferson, Madison, Marshall, Webster, Clay, Calhoun were all slave-owners.
What to read after Socialism, Being Notes On a Political Tour;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wrixon, Henry, Sir, 1839-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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