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Quotes from A Perplexed Philosopher — Henry George

1839–1897 United States

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The rights of men to the use of land are not joint rights: they are equal rights.

A Perplexed Philosopher (1892)

A man of special learning may be a fool as to common relations. And that he who passes for an intellectual prince may be a moral pauper there are examples enough to show.

A Perplexed Philosopher (1892)

It is not merely the authority of Mr. Spencer as a teacher on social subjects that I would discredit; but the blind reliance upon authority. For on such subjects the masses of men cannot safely trust authority.

A Perplexed Philosopher (1892)

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