Wealth Against CommonWealth
Henry Demarest Lloyd
(1894)
Henry Demarest Lloyd
(1894)
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"Wealth against Commonwealth" is Henry Demarest Lloyd's most important book, and it indicted John D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil as the prototypes of the industrial monopolies that Lloyd despised.
The book appealed to America's intellectual elite and converted many to Lloyd's genteel reformism, which suggested that democratic brotherhood be applied to the economy.
Although he supported a great many specific causes, Lloyd never developed a more concrete ideology.
Lloyd was a courageous, militant, and unbending spokesman of the genteel crusading tradition, and he never accepted the socialist principle of class conflict.
"Nature is rich; but everywhere man, the heir of nature, is poor. Never in this happy country or elsewhere except in the Land of Miracle, where "they did all eat and were filled"-has there been enough of anything for the people. Never since time began have all the sons and daughters of men been all warm, and all filled, and all shod and roofed. Never yet have all the virgins, wise or foolish, been able to fill their lamps with oil..."
(Hernry Demarest Lloyd)
The book appealed to America's intellectual elite and converted many to Lloyd's genteel reformism, which suggested that democratic brotherhood be applied to the economy.
Although he supported a great many specific causes, Lloyd never developed a more concrete ideology.
Lloyd was a courageous, militant, and unbending spokesman of the genteel crusading tradition, and he never accepted the socialist principle of class conflict.
"Nature is rich; but everywhere man, the heir of nature, is poor. Never in this happy country or elsewhere except in the Land of Miracle, where "they did all eat and were filled"-has there been enough of anything for the people. Never since time began have all the sons and daughters of men been all warm, and all filled, and all shod and roofed. Never yet have all the virgins, wise or foolish, been able to fill their lamps with oil..."
(Hernry Demarest Lloyd)
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