The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-11-05
WHAT OTHERS u
THINK OF HlN,I%
GREAT MANY neon

THINK OF K!a.A 49, read iienrT George 5ooHs and know ab-
solutcly nothing Of tie nan, philosopher and economist. arc di.rosa1 tn loor
unon him IS 4 sort If yaeart,t Of the Edward yo3l,o,r o4 ,aa,tu ,u,
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t1Ienry George was q philosopher. Men choose their ayocauooy, Soma
end their energies toward money-uaHlng and find their delight in a,ruuu-
AtIns wealth Some are ambitious for hoaors OF public life and wear their
energies in the eXcItenentS and routine duties Of Office,
"Some turn ther attention to scientific Investigation, but George was
essentially a reformcr IN the social and political world. lie studied diseases
Of the body polite as a physician studies diseases Of the human system.
'"''ns io""o " of''2 Tie searched or a remedy with sincere enthusiasm,
W "" 's's"l"" 1" NJ I'o'"la' ana Only experiment viii determine
hl v wy @"S' "H 100 '"1' ."'"5, A'1 ", "eo'S' "' ImpIelI1"th
,,bId and aSc , TY5 Nv" , ,nr4"r III" u "I n" "p'2 2, nc hV WIZ a' saie'e'' as"
"" at" as earnest as d m"Sn ans "21rJ al NE NINA worked in perfect
"'" "'' '' ""'' "'''"E' '' ''"H "c'of''n8 "'Aelle' Tor the public
,cuo, ,t.
na. 4" n, wv 4n 1"D "'" ~ ,''"@'''oA' u n 'e clash Of ideas
'4ne' 'f0nI out OF '9 comparison Of and experiment with theories comes
Wy" '"S'' ". '' ''"@' '"'V o "ofdh reminded ane" that
Ni'"' 10 VIC '"'o greatness nc" cheap the lie of the mere money
Has rirht. , ,nn1 n,mo isr,tnn "% 70 Wy . Lo vi ,'"'> 'gus' ao WISE nan
Voc 's"'' ~ s"' ""5 - d'"' 70 % cnoSen.t ln great riches, and loving
Ton Tr,t,i tha 9~ r..,.
Aon loSIol' ne "t ln"lan author, and philosopher, thus pays
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N7'I ""' 1''F"'" "' """" ! "HIi' lis spirit winch Was so chris.
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"'' "' "e 'pledoInS huIn6 Ve winter l nave peasants come to talk
WIN mt' Afooho III sn"'"r we have often discussed the future of the
i" l "n' n9m {" Two MINDS one section would give every adult
male an equal portion of land, and the other would have the whole land held
~ ne community cultivated and owned in common. Bat when | explains
:" ''"S ue''S'S p@t mS at agreed mat this"oad be the b2N'
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- u r aNs """N 'p>'N' mES"V ''1"'1lle Ie necessary change
sons, of tna ,nnfnIno 90 r,i,p+ s" ""V -" u@' VIII spread a
,"" W 'r """n m ","| u "l'"' ownership VIII grow Some enc will
will conc Nonv uMo on, I,od vn' u, ~ 1 htl W., "a ~ 'S'""o4' l"en IL
m..Ia W." "" '" y" d" VII" Vn'e WIG owned seHs' vol
'"'''N give - u "I' 'co'''& Dt or he rest a loan might be arranged
rxp .oa r .pn Y' ,E s1 2M 9' "' cry Of coanS2alIon
~ have ALWAYS ns1a . nty,o rirtn ~, ,n
: nH' away ""' " my" op'h'oh"i NN"e1F&e 1sa man Of The great
to c,rrri,n On, ~ ht"amnY MmT. |, 3"" W w ''"sto u nus o" hShtS
o cxisti,c conaitions :" pN N"'' '"' "'' p"N"" a1etVefneht