If he has
counted upon the applause of the crowd; if he has supposed that avarice
and self-interest would forget themselves in admiration of him; if he
has neglected to encase within three thicknesses of brass,--he
will fail, as he ought, in his selfish undertaking.
counted upon the applause of the crowd; if he has supposed that avarice
and self-interest would forget themselves in admiration of him; if he
has neglected to encase within three thicknesses of brass,--he
will fail, as he ought, in his selfish undertaking.
Proudhon - What is Property? An Inquiry into the Principle of Right and of Government
