The Growth of Socialist Opinion in Great Britain And Its Reaction Upon Public Po
The Growth of Socialist Opinion in Great Britain And Its Reaction Upon Public Po
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1 Thomas Kirkup, the sympathetic historian of Socialism, says frankly that " as a thinker Saint- Simon was entirely deficient in system, clearness and consecutive strength, and it is a little difficult to account for his influence which during his own life- time was quite limited. " What he desired to quote Kirkup was " an industrialist State directed by modern science, " and he made his first appeal direct to King Louis XVIII. He took for granted, to begin with, that his industrial chiefs woul...d be as moral as Plato's philosopher-kings, and would rule in the interest of society. His principal book the " New Christianity " elevated the cause of the poor into a religious faith. As Kirkup puts it, " Saint- 1 " A History of Socialism, " by Thomas Kirkup. 5th Edition, revised by E. R. Pease. Black. 1913. FRENCH IDEALISM 15 Simon propounds as the comprehensive formula of the New Christianity this precept The whole of society ought to strive towards the amelioration of the moral and physical existence of the poorest class: Society ought to organise itself in the way best adapted for attaining this end.
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1 Thomas Kirkup, the sympathetic historian of Socialism, says frankly that " as a thinker Saint- Simon was entirely deficient in system, clearness and consecutive strength, and it is a little difficult to account for his influence which during his own life- time was quite limited. " What he desired to quote Kirkup was " an industrialist State directed by modern science, " and he made his first appeal direct to King Louis XVIII. He took for granted, to begin with, that his industrial chiefs woul...d be as moral as Plato's philosopher-kings, and would rule in the interest of society. His principal book the " New Christianity " elevated the cause of the poor into a religious faith. As Kirkup puts it, " Saint- 1 " A History of Socialism, " by Thomas Kirkup. 5th Edition, revised by E. R. Pease. Black. 1913. FRENCH IDEALISM 15 Simon propounds as the comprehensive formula of the New Christianity this precept The whole of society ought to strive towards the amelioration of the moral and physical existence of the poorest class: Society ought to organise itself in the way best adapted for attaining this end.
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