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Wallace traces these evils to private property and the individualistic organization of work, and he sees no remedy save community of possessions and a renovated educational system.
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Harold J. Laski
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Laski summarizes Wallace's view that private property and individualism lead to societal evils, advocating for communal ownership and education reform.
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