...Those who are above the point of separation are elevated, but those who are below are crushed down This association of poverty with progress is the great...statesmanship and philanthropy and education grapple in vain." This is the problem — matter enough for consideration. Facts undeniable. Evils which we see and feel....

...results which have accrued to society from the acceptance of that creed no one can deny. And yet " the association of poverty with progress is the great...progressive and self-reliant nations. It is the riddle 3 which the Sphinx of Fate puts to our civilization, and which not to answer is to be destroyed. So...

...bound up in some way with material progress itself. Here, he exclaims (we are quoting his own words), 'is the great enigma of our times. It is the central fact Irom which spring the industrial, social, and political difficulties that perplex the world, and with...

...ago. And yet in the face of all this, Mr. George torments his fancy with this doleful picture : " This association of poverty with progress is the great...the future of the most progressive and self-reliant natious. It is the riddle which the Sphinx of Fate puts to our civilization, and which not to answer...

...bound up in some way with material progress itself. Here, he exclaims (we are quoting his own words), "is the great enigma of our times. It is the central fact from which spring the industrial, social, and political difficulties that perplex the world, and with which statesmanship...

...reusachtigste vooruitgang plaats had l Hier steeds hetzelfde lot l Wèl zegt Henry George, » this association of poverty with progress is the great enigma of our times" 2). Maar volgens de economie was het de onvermijdelijke werking van een »wet." »Dura lex sed scripta."...

...theLogarithm tables! " Henry Oeorgt (" Progress and Poverty," Lovell's edition, p. 12), says : " This association of poverty with progress is the great...political difficulties that perplex the world, and with whicb statesmanship, and philanthropy, and education, grapple In vain. . . . It has not yet received...

...consideration now is how to distribute •wealth fairly amongst those who help to create it. " This association of poverty with progress is the -great...our times. It is the central fact from which spring the industrial, political, and social •difficulties that perplex the world, and with which -statesmanship,...

...edition, p, 12), says : " This assotiation of poverty with progress is the great enigma of our times. Jt is the central fact from which spring industrial,...political difficulties that perplex the world, and «:tb which statesmanship, and philanthropy, and education, grapple in vuin. . . . Ii liaa not yet...

...children on her streets ? This association of poverty with progress is the great enigma of our time. It is the central fact from which spring industrial, social, and political difficulties that perpjex the world." Henry George, in a style which combines the fervor of Rousseau with the lucidity...