On the record
If the experiment is successful in this respect, I shall be less curious on the question of pecuniary profit and loss; for to my mind the education of the human family is above dollars and dividends.
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gutenberg.orgIf the experiment is successful in this respect, I shall be less curious on the question of pecuniary profit and loss; for to my mind the education of the human family is above dollars and dividends.
Sumner prioritizes the education of humanity over financial considerations in the context of labor reforms.
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