Laissez Faire (in Its Full

How Can A Man Be Said To Have A Country When He Has Not Right Of A Square Inch Of It.

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.

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.

Abolish All Taxation Save That Upon Land Values.

Let No Man Imagine That He Has No Influence. Whoever He May Be, And Wherever He May Be Placed, The Man Who Thinks Becomes A Light And A Power.