The Archive · 1922

Great Task of the Worker

If people are concerned in their individual capacity with struggles and quarrels, if in industry they attach more importance to personal questions than to those that are vital to the well-being of the community, they create an atmosphere in which ill-feeling is the dominant factor, they divide themselves into camps, they look at every question from the view-point of their own individual preferences. The result is that the industry suffers. With it human relationships suffer.

As it is with industry so it is with the State. If the rulers think

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