...individual effort and competition on which society rests, and substitute for it cooperative action, would introduce a more perfect and equal distribution...of labor, and would make land and capital, as the instrument and means of production — the joint possession of the community." The essence of the foregoing...

...individual effort and competition on which modern society rests, and substitute for it co-operative action ; would introduce a more perfect and equal distribution of the products of labour, and would make land and capital, as the instruments and means of production, the joint possession...

...part, the individual effort and competition on which modern society rests, and substitute co-operation, would introduce a more perfect and equal distribution...production, the joint possession of the community." James Russell Lowell's definition is this: "Socialism means, or wishes to mean, cooperation and community...

...part, the individual effort and competition on which modern society rests, and substitute co-operation, would introduce a more perfect and equal distribution...production, the joint possession of the community." James Russell Lowell's definition is this: "Socialism means, or wishes to mean, cooperation and community...

...part, the individual effort and competition on which modern society rests, and substitute cooperation, would introduce a more perfect and equal distribution...the instruments of production, the joint possession o£ the community. — Century Dictionary. Deputies and Corresponding Secretaries No. of Union. 1—...

...effort and competition on which modern society rests, and substitute for it co-operative action; whicn would introduce a more perfect and equal distribution of the products of k bor, and would make land and capital, as the instruments and means of production, the joint possession...

...individual effort and competition on which modern society rests, and substitute for it co-operative action ; would introduce a more perfect and equal distribution...of labor, and would make land and capital, as the instrument and means of production, the joint possession of the members of the community." John Stuart...

...effort and competition on which modern society rests, and substitute for it co-operative action, and would introduce a more perfect and equal distribution of the products of labour, and would make land and capital the joint possession of the members of the community. Many...

...tricked by campaign promises. They follow the leader like slaves into deeper darkness. CHAPTEE XXI. The word Socialism has been used in a very elastic...definitions of Socialism from certain writers on Social Eeform: "What Socialists (and many anti-Socialists as well) propose for early adoption is: City ownership...

...the principle of association for that of competition in every branch of human industry."—Worcester. "Socialism is the abolition of that individual action...instruments of production, the joint possession of the community."—Century. We will now give a few definitions of Socialism from certain writers on Social...