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Excerpt from Co-Operation for FarmersI have found by experience that any book written on an economic subject at the present time is likely to be regarded by the critics, and perhaps by all readers, as an attempt to solve all the problems of reconstruction. Let me say at once that I feel'no ambition and Claim no compe tence for such 'a task. Judged by that standard this book has no value. Let me disarm the critic by saying with all the clearnes...

Excerpt from Rural Reconstruction in Ireland: A Record of Co-Operative OrganisationNation of the personal to the natural and an orchestration of human activity for the common good. These ideals so thrust aside come at last to be regarded cynically as fitting for Paradise, but very unsuitable for Earth. Nothing could be more hopeful for the triumph over the minds of men of spiritual ideals than a move ment which aims at superseding individualis...

Excerpt from Co-Operation in Many Lands, Vol. 1HE task which we have set ourselves is to study a form of economic organisation which is termed co-operation. The word is used in ordinary speech in several senses. People are said to co-operate - or work together to secure, let us say, a legislative reform or some other desired end. But the sense in which the term is used by economists is a narrower one, restricted to a special form of economic o...

Excerpt from The Christian Attitude to WarButthegeneraleenseofmankindhaedeoidedthat thingsarenotsosimpleasthis, andmtristianduty not so one-sided. Even the texts make it possible to present the other view. The essential elements of Christianity, as it appears to intelligent non-christian races, are that it inculcates the sacrifice of everything in a righteous cause, and that its Founder was a man who gave his life for other men, and are not th...

Excerpt from The Christian Attitude to War Butthegeneraleenseofmankindhasdecidedthet thingsarenotsosimpleasthis, andcmristienduty not so one-sided. Even the texts make it possible to present the other view. The essential elements of Christianity, as it appears to intelligent non-christian races, are that it inculcates the sacrifice of everything in a righteous cause, and that its Founder was a man who gave his life for other men, and are not ...

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This collection of essays by experts in the field explores the place of the trust in the modern civil law.

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A missionary pilot trainer's close encounters with death are a living testimony of God's great grace. Providence or luck, it's whatever you want to call it. Most of the flights in this book, by human standards, should have been my last. Are you a pilot or thinking about becoming one? Learn important lessons that you can't afford to learn on your own. You will learn the specifics of what saved me in various situations usually not covered in pil...

Excerpt from Co-Operation in Many Lands, Vol. 1 In the following pages an attempt is made to describe some of the activities of co-operators in many lands. The importance of co-operation in its international aspects is increasing and is bound to increase still more during the next few years. The operations of commercial trusts and trade combinations of various kinds are international in scope and their influence can be countered only by inter...

Excerpt from Co-Operation for Farmers I have found by experience that any book written on an economic subject at the present time is likely to be regarded by the critics, and perhaps by all readers, as an attempt to solve all the problems of reconstruction. Let me say at once that I feel no ambition and claim no competence for such a task. Judged by that standard this book has no value. Let me disarm the critic by saying with all the clearnes...

Excerpt from Rural Reconstruction in Ireland: A Record of Co-Operative Organisation This volume contains the most complete and accurate history of a movement which has come to be of the highest importance to Ireland. It has in it the promise of a more real unity among Irish people than has before seemed possible. The unity of a people may be brought about by acceptance of common religious, cultural, or political ideals, but it is doubtful whe...

Henry Green eats so much chocolate he comes down with chocolate fever.

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