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London Lectures of 1907

PART II
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They are forgetting the very root of progress, they are forgetting the building of brothers, out of which to build a Brotherhood hereafter.

They think that the future depends on economic conditions, on who holds land, and who holds capital.

These conditions are conditions to be discussed carefully, to be worked out intellectually.

But whatever ownership you have of any of the means of life, if the life is poisoned, it cannot be healthy in the midst even of a well-arranged society.

For society grows out of men, and not men out of society, and until that is realised all schemes must fail, for they are founded on sand, and not on rock.


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