On the recordJanuary 1, 1900
In short, he must work, and work not only for himself, but for others.
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gutenberg.orgIn short, he must work, and work not only for himself, but for others.
Summarizing his argument on individual and societal obligations, this statement emphasizes the dual necessity of working for personal benefit and for the good of others.
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