A Good, Very Good, Not To Say

For Every Social Wrong There Must Be A Remedy. But The Remedy Can Be Nothing Less Than The Abolition Of The Wrong.

No Person, I Think, Ever Saw A Herd Of Buffalo, Of Which A Few Were Fat And The Great Majority Lean. No Person Ever Saw A Flock Of Birds, Of Which Two Or Three Were Swimming In Grease, And The Others All Skin And Bone.

There Are People Into Whose Heads It Never Enters To Conceive Of Any Better State Of Society Than That Which Now Exists.

My Primary Object Is To Defend And Advance A Principle In Which I See The Only Possible Relief From Much That Enthralls And Degrades And Distorts, Turning Light To Darkness And Good To Evil, Rather Than To Gage A Philosopher Or Weigh A Philosophy. Yet The Examination I Propose Must Lead To A Decisive Judgment Upon Both.

The Equal Right Of All Men To The Use Of Land Is As Clear As Their Equal Right To Breathe The Air It Is A Right Proclaimed By The Fact Of Their Existence. For We Cannot Suppose That Some Men Have A Right To Be In This World, And Others No Right.