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Page 48
Inequalities of wealth , unjustly 1 established , have assuredly injured the nation
in which they exist during their establishment ; and , unjustly directed , injure it yet
more during their existence . But inequalities of wealth , justly established ...
Inequalities of wealth , unjustly 1 established , have assuredly injured the nation
in which they exist during their establishment ; and , unjustly directed , injure it yet
more during their existence . But inequalities of wealth , justly established ...
Page 55
It is impossible to conclude , of any given mass of acquired wealth , merely by the
fact of its existence , whether it signifies good or evil to the nation in the midst of
which it exists . Its real value depends on the moral sign attached to it , just as ...
It is impossible to conclude , of any given mass of acquired wealth , merely by the
fact of its existence , whether it signifies good or evil to the nation in the midst of
which it exists . Its real value depends on the moral sign attached to it , just as ...
Page 124
No scene is continually and untiringly loved , but one rich by joyful human labour
; smooth in field ; fair in garden ; full in orchard ; trim , sweet , and frequent in
homestead ; ringing with voices of vivid existence . No air is sweet that is silent ; it
is ...
No scene is continually and untiringly loved , but one rich by joyful human labour
; smooth in field ; fair in garden ; full in orchard ; trim , sweet , and frequent in
homestead ; ringing with voices of vivid existence . No air is sweet that is silent ; it
is ...
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