The cultivation of man, according to the teachings of common-sense : being a treatise on the application to man of the laws that he applies to all other creatures / by Charles A. Witchell.

  • Witchell, Charles A., -1907.
Date:
1904
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Credit: The cultivation of man, according to the teachings of common-sense : being a treatise on the application to man of the laws that he applies to all other creatures / by Charles A. Witchell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER XVII. The Kingdom of Truth and Love The human heart not naturally wicked—Lovers of truth—Artists, Bad business men—Devildom not easily evolved—Possibilities of truth—Inven¬ tion is true—Necessity for change—Killing the lie by removing its profit—No private ownership among the social ants and bees—Have we ad¬ vanced so far on the way of mutual aid ?—Enjoy¬ able workhouses—The beer-soaked worker and his enemies—Hard labour not vitally necessary for all—The kingdom of love—Where is love here ?— Our triumphs—The love all have—Its message— Why communities have failed—Some day man will be as careful of himself as of his pigs. PAGE 156