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... arrangements , which must tend , more and more , to force men to become idiots , fools , insane , or mad , and continue the earth a Pandemonium . On the contrary— things , fears freedom . When men or women are taught not to investigate ...
... arrangements , which must tend , more and more , to force men to become idiots , fools , insane , or mad , and continue the earth a Pandemonium . On the contrary— things , fears freedom . When men or women are taught not to investigate ...
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... arrangements have been made , and now exist , to keep the mass of mankind unhealthy , ignorant , and immoral , —and to make all think and act as though they were , purposely , trained to be foolish or mad . 2nd . It is for the interest ...
... arrangements have been made , and now exist , to keep the mass of mankind unhealthy , ignorant , and immoral , —and to make all think and act as though they were , purposely , trained to be foolish or mad . 2nd . It is for the interest ...
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... arrangements for producing abund- antly all kinds of the most valuable wealth , will contain the best arrangements also for preserving it , and for distributing annually as much of it as the consumption of the world will require , and ...
... arrangements for producing abund- antly all kinds of the most valuable wealth , will contain the best arrangements also for preserving it , and for distributing annually as much of it as the consumption of the world will require , and ...
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