Heralds of the morning; the meaning of the social and political problems of to-day and the significance of the great phenomena in nature .. (1909)
Tait, Asa Oscar. [from old catalog] · Mountain View, Cal., Portland, Ore. [etc.] Pacific press publishing association · leaf 18
ing of wealth by a few men in each ofthe various nations of earth is without a parallel in history.The consequent murmurings of the discontented classesstrikingly remind one of the turbulent conditions in Franceon the eve of her great Revolution and Reign of Terror. On every one of the three… … Society has banded itself into factions and organizations,each struggling to gain the mastery. of continual annoyance, and to many persons it is a cause ofdread and fear. Embezzlers, defaulters, bribers, and bribe-takers have become alarmingly numerous. Millions of dol-lars are every year…
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