“The dissensions over the use of force”

Source: Violence and the Labor Movement (1914), p.xii
Context: The dissensions over the use of force, that have been so continuous and passionate in the labor movement, arise from two diametrically opposed points of view. One is at bottom anarchistic, and looks upon all social evils as the result of individual wrong-doing. The other is at bottom socialistic, and looks upon all social evils as in the main the result of economic and social law.

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American sociologist, author, golf course architect 1874–1942

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