 | Birmingham central literary assoc - 1883 - 452 стор.
...necessary sequences, moral conditions realizing the golden age of which mankind has always dreamed. Youth no longer stunted and starved; age no longer harried by avarice; . . . the man with the muck-rake drinking in the glory of the stars ! Foul things fled, fierce things tame, discord... | |
 | Henry George - 1879 - 600 стор.
...realizing the golden age of which mankind have always dreamed. Youth no longer stunted and starred; age no longer harried by avarice; the child at play...glory of the stars: Foul things fled, fierce things tame; discord turned to harmony! For how could there he greed where all had enough ? How could the... | |
 | 1880 - 902 стор.
...needs but this to realize the dream born of material progress — to make for itself the golden age : " Youth no longer stunted and starved ; age no longer...glory of the stars ! Foul things fled, fierce things tame, discord turned to harmony ! For how could there be greed where all had enough ? How could the... | |
 | George Basil Dixwell - 1883 - 240 стор.
...years of loss and misery, and he will find that he must go without a large part of what he might bave enjoyed through his own industry. He can permanently...! For how could there be greed when all had enough ? Ho\v could the vice, the crime, the ignorance, the brutality, that spring from poverty and the fear... | |
 | Henry George - 1882 - 104 стор.
...necessary sequences, moral conditions realising the golden age of which mankind have always dreamed. Youth no longer stunted and starved ; age no longer...glory of the stars ! Foul things fled, fierce things tame ; discord turned to harmony ! For how could there be greed where all had enough ? How could the... | |
 | Thomas Edwin Brown - 1886 - 292 стор.
...inventors, Watt and Arkwright, Whitney and Howe, Hoe and Bessemer ! — visions, such as George describes : "Youth no longer stunted and starved ; age no longer...glory of the stars ; foul things fled, fierce things tame, discord turned to harmony ; for how could there be greed where all had enough ? How could the... | |
 | Henry Berkowitz - 1888 - 154 стор.
...exempt from anxiety for the material needs of subsistence ; the poorest laborer's life a holiday ; youth no longer stunted and starved ; age no longer...harried by avarice ; the child at play with the tiger ; discord turned into harmony. Yet such are the dizzy dreams the champions of labor have dared to dream.... | |
 | Henry George - 1911 - 594 стор.
...necessary sequences, moral conditions realizing the golden age of which mankind have always dreamed. Youth no longer stunted and starved; age no longer...glory of the stars: Foul things fled, fierce things tame; discord turned to harmony! For how could there he greed where all had enough? How could the vice,... | |
 | William Henry Van Ornum - 1892 - 384 стор.
...prophets, and philosophers in almost every age. Henry George makes its condition one in which " youth is no longer stunted and starved; age no longer harried...at play with the tiger; the man with the muck-rake diinking in the glory of the stars. Foul things fled, fierce things tame, discord turned to harmony!... | |
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Youth no longer stunted and starved; age no longer harried by avarice; the child at play with the tiger; the man with the muck-rake drinking in the glory of the stars! Foul things fled, fierce things tame; discord turned to harmony! For how could there... 
