It dealt, in elaborate detail, with one factor in the persistence of the established, namely, the capitalistic bias of the universities and common schools.
It was a logical and crushing indictment of the whole system of education that developed in the minds of the students only such ideas as were favorable to the capitalistic regime, to the exclusion of all ideas that were inimical and subversive.

The book created a furor, and was promptly suppressed by the Oligarchy.
"All right," Ernest said.

"You are travelling the same path that Bishop Morehouse is, and toward a similar smash-up.

You'll both be proletarians before you're done with it." The conversation turned upon the Bishop, and we got Ernest to explain what he had been doing with him.
"He is soul-sick from the journey through hell I have given him.

I took him through the homes of a few of our factory workers.