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Page 42
... opportunity to develop their individuality or to express it if it were developed . The fact seems to be that most of the present managers of industry are so confident in their own judgment , so afraid of the ignorance or shortsighted ...
... opportunity to develop their individuality or to express it if it were developed . The fact seems to be that most of the present managers of industry are so confident in their own judgment , so afraid of the ignorance or shortsighted ...
Page 45
... no matter how the public is plundered , or out of a more or less conscious realization that we should like to feather our own nests in the same way if we had the opportunity . But individualistic ideals , INDIVIDUALISM 45.
... no matter how the public is plundered , or out of a more or less conscious realization that we should like to feather our own nests in the same way if we had the opportunity . But individualistic ideals , INDIVIDUALISM 45.
Page 46
Durant Drake. if we had the opportunity . But individualistic ideals , ideas at variance with the accepted point of view , are increasingly the cause of social obloquy and persecution . It is a serious question whether the tyranny of the ...
Durant Drake. if we had the opportunity . But individualistic ideals , ideas at variance with the accepted point of view , are increasingly the cause of social obloquy and persecution . It is a serious question whether the tyranny of the ...
Page 64
... opportunity to air their opinions openly and without fear . Deny men the right of free speech , and you foster in them the revolutionary spirit . Nothing cheapens the author- ity of the laws more than the browbeating of those who ...
... opportunity to air their opinions openly and without fear . Deny men the right of free speech , and you foster in them the revolutionary spirit . Nothing cheapens the author- ity of the laws more than the browbeating of those who ...
Page 71
... opportunities for the pursuit of happiness . There must be here no hereditary office or rank , or social class ; every ... opportunity for hap- piness equal to that of their stronger or more for tunate neighbors . But the foundation must ...
... opportunities for the pursuit of happiness . There must be here no hereditary office or rank , or social class ; every ... opportunity for hap- piness equal to that of their stronger or more for tunate neighbors . But the foundation must ...
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