Keen, strong faces were among them, high, thoughtful brows, kind eyes; they must learn to think, to speak for themselves.
She would build again the Forum.

The people's business should no longer be settled for them behind lackey-guarded doors.

The good of the farm labourer should be determined not exclusively by the squire and his relations.

The man with the hoe, the man with the bent back and the patient ox-like eyes: he, too, should be invited to the Council board.
Middle-class domestic problems should be solved not solely by fine gentlemen from Oxford; the wife of the little clerk should be allowed her say.

War or peace, it should no longer be regarded as a question concerning only the aged rich.