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Discovery Can Give No Right Of Ownership, For Whatever Is Discovered Must Have Been Already Here To Be Discovered. If A Man Makes A Wheelbarrow, Or A Book, Or A Picture, He Has A Moral Right To That Particular Wheelbarrow, Or Book, Or Picture, But No Right To Ask That Others Be Prevented From Making Similar Things. Such A Prohibition, Though Given For The Purpose Of Stimulating Discovery And Invention, Really In The Long Run Operates As A Check Upon Them.

How Vainly Shall We Endeavor To Repress Crime By Our Barbarous Punishment Of The Poorer Class Of Criminals So Long As Children Are Reared In The Brutalizing Influences Of Poverty, So Long As The Bite Of Want Drives Men To Crime.

The Value Of A Thing Is The Amount Of Laboring Or Work That Its Possession Will Save The Possessor.

That Amid Our Highest Civilization Men Faint And Die With Want Is Not Due To The Niggardliness Of Nature, But To The Injustice Of Man.

The Tax Upon Land Values Is The Most Just And Equal Of All Taxes. It Falls Only Upon Those Who Receive From Society A Peculiar And Valuable Benefit, And Upon Them In Proportion To The Benefit They Receive.it Is The Taking By The Community For The Use Of The Community Of That Value Which Is The Creation Of The Community. It Is The Application Of The Common Property To Common Uses. When All Rent Is Taken By Taxation For The Needs Of The Community, Then Will The Equality Ordained By Nature Be Attained.