The Man Who Gives Me

There Can Be To The Ownership Of Anything No Rightful Title Which Is Not Derived From The Title Of The Producer And Does Not Rest Upon The Natural Right Of The Man To Himself.

For Every Social Wrong There Must Be A Remedy. But The Remedy Can Be Nothing Less Than The Abolition Of The Wrong.

As Man Is So Constituted That It Is Utterly Impossible For Him To Attain Happiness Save By Seeking The Happiness Of Others, So Does It Seem To Be Of The Nature Of Things That Individuals And Classes Can Obtain Their Own Just Rights Only By Struggling For The Rights Of Others.

Whoever Becomes Imbued With A Noble Idea Kindles A Flame From Which Other Torches Are Lit, And Influences Those With Whom He Comes In Contact, Be They Few Or Many. How Far That Influence, Thus Perpetuated, May Extend, It Is Not Given To Him Here To See.

The Equal Right Of All Men To The Use Of Land Is As Clear As Their Equal Right To Breathe The Air It Is A Right Proclaimed By The Fact Of Their Existence. For We Cannot Suppose That Some Men Have A Right To Be In This World, And Others No Right.