The Rise And Progress of Democracy
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In any case uncertain nursery steps looking forward to a modification of middle class rule have already been taken by all the leading industrial countries, and many symptoms proclaim that still greater things are in the wind.
SUPPLEMENTARY READINGS MORE'S UTOPIA.
THE PLEA OF SIR THOMAS MORE, MADE IN 1516, FOR A COMMONWEALTH BASED ON EQUALITY OF POSSESSIONS.
For the wise man did easily foresee, this to be the one and only way to the wealth of a commonalty, if equality of all things should be bro...ught in and stab- lished. Which I think is not possible to be observed, where every man's goods be proper and peculiar to him- self. For where man under certain titles and pretences draweth and plucketh to himself as much as he can, so that a few divide among themselves all the whole riches, be there never so much abundance and store, there to the residue is left lack and poverty. And for the most part it chanceth, that this latter sort is more worthy to enjoy that state of wealth, than the other be: because the rich man be covetous, crafty and unprofitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In any case uncertain nursery steps looking forward to a modification of middle class rule have already been taken by all the leading industrial countries, and many symptoms proclaim that still greater things are in the wind.
SUPPLEMENTARY READINGS MORE'S UTOPIA.
THE PLEA OF SIR THOMAS MORE, MADE IN 1516, FOR A COMMONWEALTH BASED ON EQUALITY OF POSSESSIONS.
For the wise man did easily foresee, this to be the one and only way to the wealth of a commonalty, if equality of all things should be bro...ught in and stab- lished. Which I think is not possible to be observed, where every man's goods be proper and peculiar to him- self. For where man under certain titles and pretences draweth and plucketh to himself as much as he can, so that a few divide among themselves all the whole riches, be there never so much abundance and store, there to the residue is left lack and poverty. And for the most part it chanceth, that this latter sort is more worthy to enjoy that state of wealth, than the other be: because the rich man be covetous, crafty and unprofitable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Schevill to read onlineMoreLess
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