The National Review, Volume 81W.H. Allen, 1923 - Great Britain |
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Page 406
Nor do we know if the differences of class are as old as the differences of race in mankind . ... to the Intelligentsia have no hesitation in proposing that the Government of a country be put into the hands of its labouring classes .
Nor do we know if the differences of class are as old as the differences of race in mankind . ... to the Intelligentsia have no hesitation in proposing that the Government of a country be put into the hands of its labouring classes .
Page 409
She thereby saves every generation from a world of trouble and confusion in the selection of men for its different jobs , and to turn a whole system topsy - turvy by setting the labouring classes above and the ruling classes below is to ...
She thereby saves every generation from a world of trouble and confusion in the selection of men for its different jobs , and to turn a whole system topsy - turvy by setting the labouring classes above and the ruling classes below is to ...
Page 410
The idea that the upper classes can exist if they transfer their duties to the lower classes and become merely a spending and enjoying class is a fatal delusion . If the Labour Party rule they will also destroy their predecessors ...
The idea that the upper classes can exist if they transfer their duties to the lower classes and become merely a spending and enjoying class is a fatal delusion . If the Labour Party rule they will also destroy their predecessors ...
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