Thomas Davidson

The Ethics of an Eternal Being

Charity Organization Society; and while futile schemes are being advocated, there are many-too many-needful reforms, well known by all experts to be desirable, which get left. I do say that legislation is all bad if and so far as it makes us forget that society is a structure of wills, and that if we do not look to the soundness of individual character-if we allow it to be perplexed and demoralized by a system of half-earnings, half-pauperism-the whole fabric must fall to pieces. BERNARD BOSANQUET. LONDON.