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Excerpt from Single Tax Year Book: The History, Principles and Applicaton of the Single Tax PhilosophyOne of the purposes of this work has been to provide a handy source of information as to the progress of the Single Tax move ment in all countries where its teachings have found a lodgment - and these include nearly every country on the habitable globe. We have not dwelt as fully as we might on the history of the movement in this country. Prof...
Excerpt from Land and Freedom, Vol. 30: Formerly the Single Tax Review, January-February, 1930Boston get-together Dinner of the Henry George Lecture Assn.Banquet was held in Boston on December 5, for the purpose of noting the advance of the Single Tax idea.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. ...
Excerpt from Single Tax Review, Vol. 19: An International Record of Single Tax Progress, January-February, 1919A particularly vicious form of mortgage investment is that of foreign financial companies Operating in this country, using as pawn our community values. We prefer to think of such credit operations, if necessary, being carried out by the community itself, using its own community values as security. This rational readjustment of positi...
Excerpt from Land and Freedom, Vol. 26: July-August, 1926And now! After forty years what are conditions today? There is not the slightest excuse for ignoring the fact that so far as having any in¿uence on public policies is con cerned, there is no advance over 1886 in understanding, or will to apply, the truths then proclaimed by Henry George and his disciples. Many of the latter became estranged or discouraged: so-called labor leaders returne...
Excerpt from Land and Freedom, 1927, Vol. 27In paying his tribute to the founder of the movement the chairman (mr. Hobbs) said he looked upon Henry George as the greatest reformer since the time of Christ. Although his enemies had not crucified him they would gladly have destroyed his work. He blazed a pathway of intelligence through the injustice from which mankind had suffered for many ages. His works shone as a beacon light, warning the peo...
Excerpt from Land and Freedom, Vol. 31: January-February, 1931Protected Manufacturer: Well my boy, scientific tariff is a tariff which enables me to for my goods than they are worth, is one which e his goods than they are worth.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of...
Excerpt from Land and Freedom, 1937, Vol. 37Charity has a direct influence in keeping wages down and in destroying the motive for self-support. If society is just, it need not be generous. Said Tolstoy, If you can afford to do so much for your poor, you must have robbed them pretty thoroughly first.Should the church extend its province so as to include responsibility for legislation directly affecting general welfare of the community? Can the ...
Excerpt from Land and Freedom, Vol. 35: Formerly the Single Tax Review, January-February, 1935All labor and industry depend basic ally on land, and only in the measure that land is attainable can labor and industry he prosperous. The taking of the full Rent of Land for public pur poses would put and keep all land for ever in use to the fullest extent of the people's needs, 5and so would insure real and permanent prosperity for all.About the Pu...
Excerpt from Single Tax Review, Vol. 19: An International Record of Single Tax Progress, January-February, 1919
A particularly vicious form Of mortgage investment is that Of foreign financial companies operating in this country, using as pawn our community values. We prefer to think Of such credit Operations, if necessary, being carried out by the community itself, using its own community values as security. This rational readjustment Of posi...
Excerpt from Single Tax Year Book: The History, Principles and Applicaton of the Single Tax Philosophy
One of the purpose of this work has been to provide a handy source of information as to the progress of the Single Tax movement in all countries where its teachings have found a lodgment - and these include nearly every country on the habitable globe. We have not dwelt as fully as we might on the history of the movement in this country. Prof...
Excerpt from Land and Freedom, 1927, Vol. 27
In paying his tribute to the founder of the movement the chairman (mr. Hobbs) said he looked upon Henry George as the greatest reformer since the time of Christ. Although his enemies had not crucified him they would gladly have destroyed his work. He blazed a pathway of intelligence through the injustice from which mankind had suffered for many ages. His works shone as a beacon light, warning the p...
Excerpt from Land and Freedom, 1937, Vol. 37
Charity has a direct in¿uence in keeping wages down and in destroying the motive for self-support. If society is just, it need not be generous. Said Tolstoy, If you can afford to do so much for your poor, you must have robbed them pretty thoroughly first.
Should the church extend its province so as to include responsibility for legislation directly affecting general welfare of the community? Can t...
