The Case for Liberty
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Like Church and Chapel it was not indifferent to Mammon. Though the Collectivist I20 THE CASE FOR LIBERTY aimed at organising society in quasi-military cadres^ he was not as a rule logical enough to attack the plutocrat except when he was a land- owner, and a certain type of industrial plutocrat fitted quite naturally and easily into the Collectivist scheme so long as he took a huge salary from the State and did not call it profit. The industrial plutocrat was quite as pleased as the Collectivi...st by the vision of all citizens re- duced to the level of the slothful and servile citizen in order that they should all undergo a common compulsion to work for the State in whatever grooves the State might appoint. The govern- ing impulse would come from the bureaucrats of Whitehall, who were to administer all means of production ; but when once the State had acquired this economic power it could then step into the shoes of Church and Chapel and interfere with the private morals and lives of the ordinary citizen and his family, just as Church and Chapel had done in the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like Church and Chapel it was not indifferent to Mammon. Though the Collectivist I20 THE CASE FOR LIBERTY aimed at organising society in quasi-military cadres^ he was not as a rule logical enough to attack the plutocrat except when he was a land- owner, and a certain type of industrial plutocrat fitted quite naturally and easily into the Collectivist scheme so long as he took a huge salary from the State and did not call it profit. The industrial plutocrat was quite as pleased as the Collectivi...st by the vision of all citizens re- duced to the level of the slothful and servile citizen in order that they should all undergo a common compulsion to work for the State in whatever grooves the State might appoint. The govern- ing impulse would come from the bureaucrats of Whitehall, who were to administer all means of production ; but when once the State had acquired this economic power it could then step into the shoes of Church and Chapel and interfere with the private morals and lives of the ordinary citizen and his family, just as Church and Chapel had done in the past.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E S P Edmund Sidney Pollock Haynes to read onlineMoreLess
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