William Hurrell Mallock Quotes

Socialism May Be Worthless As A Scheme, But It Is Not Meaningless As A Symptom. Rousseau's Theory Of The Origin Of Society, Of The Social Contract, And Of A Cure For All The Social Evils By A Return To A State Of Nature, Had, As We All Know Now, No More Relation To Fact Than The Dreams Of An Illiterate Drunkard; But They Were Not Without Value As A Vague And Symbolical Expression Of Certain Evils From Which The France Of His Day Was Suffering.

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