It Is But A Truism That Labor

Social Reform Is Not To Be Secured By Noise And Shouting; By Complaints And Denunciation; By The Formation Of Parties, Or The Making Of Revolutions; But By The Awakening Of Thought And The Progress Of Ideas. Until There Be Correct Thought, There Cannot Be Right Action; And When There Is Correct Thought, Right Action Will Follow.

He Who Sees The Truth, Let Him Proclaim It, Without Asking Who Is For It Or Who Is Against It.

There Is Danger In Reckless Change, But Greater Danger In Blind Conservatism.

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.

It Is Too Narrow An Understanding Of Production Which Confines It Merely To The Making Of Things. Production Includes Not Merely The Making Of Things, But The Bringing Of Them To The Consumer. The Merchant Or Storekeeper Is Thus As Truly A Producer As Is The Manufacturer, Or Farmer, And His Stock Or Capital Is As Much Devoted To Production As Is Theirs.