Nevertheless, these opportunities could never have been converted so quickly into substantial benefits had it not been for our more democratic political and social forms.

A privileged class does not secure itself in the enjoyment of its advantages merely by legal intrenchments.

It depends quite as much upon disqualifying the "lower classes" from utilizing their opportunities by a species of social inhibition.

The rail-splitter can be so easily encouraged to believe that rail-splitting is his vocation.

The tragedy in the life of Mr.J.M.