The Philosophy of Ingersoll
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Progress.
Progress.
Eight Hours Must Come.
man. He will finally become intelligent enough to know that his prosperity depends on the pros- perity of those who labor. When both become intelligent the matter will be settled.
Neither labor nor capital should resort to force.
About Farming in Illinois.
Eight Hours Must Come.
Nothing can be nobler than to be useful. Idleness should not be respectable.
All my sympathies are on the side of those who toil, of those who produce the real wealth of the wo...rld, of those who carry the burdens of mankind.
Labor Question and Socialism.
I am in sympathy with laboring men of all kinds, whether they labor with hand or brain. The Knights of Labor, I believe, do not allow a lawyer to become a member. I am somewhat wider in my sympathies. No men in the world struggle more heroically; no men in the world have suffered more, or carried a heavier cross, or worn a sharper crown of thorns, than those who have produced what we call the literature of our race. So my sympathies extend all the way from hod-carriers to sculptors ; from well- diggers to astronomers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Progress.
Progress.
Eight Hours Must Come.
man. He will finally become intelligent enough to know that his prosperity depends on the pros- perity of those who labor. When both become intelligent the matter will be settled.
Neither labor nor capital should resort to force.
About Farming in Illinois.
Eight Hours Must Come.
Nothing can be nobler than to be useful. Idleness should not be respectable.
All my sympathies are on the side of those who toil, of those who produce the real wealth of the wo...rld, of those who carry the burdens of mankind.
Labor Question and Socialism.
I am in sympathy with laboring men of all kinds, whether they labor with hand or brain. The Knights of Labor, I believe, do not allow a lawyer to become a member. I am somewhat wider in my sympathies. No men in the world struggle more heroically; no men in the world have suffered more, or carried a heavier cross, or worn a sharper crown of thorns, than those who have produced what we call the literature of our race. So my sympathies extend all the way from hod-carriers to sculptors ; from well- diggers to astronomers.
What to read after The Philosophy of Ingersoll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingersoll Robert Green to read onlineMoreLess
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