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As It Is With An Individual, So It Is With A Nation. One Must Produce To Have, Or One Will Become A Have-not.

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.

Man Is The Only Animal Whose Desires Increase As They Are Fed; The Only Animal That Is Never Satisfied.

Man Must Be Doing Something, Or Fancy That He Is Doing Something, For In Him Throbs The Creative Impulse; The Mere Basker In The Sunshine Is Not A Natural, But An Abnormal Man.

Unless There Be Correct Thought, There Cannot Be Any Action, And When There Is Correct Thought, Right Action Will Follow.