The Complete Works of Henry George volume 2
The Complete Works of Henry George volume 2
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The passenger who leaves New York on a trans- Atlantic steamer does not fear that the provisions will give out. The men who run these steamers do not send them to sea without provisions enough for all they carry. Did He who made this whirling planet for our sojourn lack the fore- thought of man ? Not so. In soil and sunshine, in vege- table and animal life, in veins of minerals, and in pulsing forces which we are only beginning to use, are capabilities which we cannot exhaust materials and powe...rs from 78 SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
which human effort, guided by intelligence, may gratify every material want of every human creature. There is in nature no reason for poverty not even for the poverty of the crippled or the decrepit. For man is by nature a social animal, and the family affections and the social sympathies would, where chronic poverty did not distort and embrute, amply provide for those who could not provide for themselves.
But if we will not use the intelligence with which we have been gifted to adapt social organization to natural laws if we allow dogs in the manger to monopolize what they cannot use ; if we allow strength and cunning to rob honest labor, we must have chronic poverty, and all the social evils it inevitably brings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The passenger who leaves New York on a trans- Atlantic steamer does not fear that the provisions will give out. The men who run these steamers do not send them to sea without provisions enough for all they carry. Did He who made this whirling planet for our sojourn lack the fore- thought of man ? Not so. In soil and sunshine, in vege- table and animal life, in veins of minerals, and in pulsing forces which we are only beginning to use, are capabilities which we cannot exhaust materials and powe...rs from 78 SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
which human effort, guided by intelligence, may gratify every material want of every human creature. There is in nature no reason for poverty not even for the poverty of the crippled or the decrepit. For man is by nature a social animal, and the family affections and the social sympathies would, where chronic poverty did not distort and embrute, amply provide for those who could not provide for themselves.
But if we will not use the intelligence with which we have been gifted to adapt social organization to natural laws if we allow dogs in the manger to monopolize what they cannot use ; if we allow strength and cunning to rob honest labor, we must have chronic poverty, and all the social evils it inevitably brings.
What to read after The Complete Works of Henry George volume 2?
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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