The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 good; but history has proved in every case that sooner or later these good men died off or were otherwise removed from office and replaced by those who should have been kept in bonds—who thus retrograde and are gradually corrupted into absolute tyranny, as is so often the case. good; but history has proved in every case that sooner or later these good men died off or were otherwise removed from office and replaced by those who should have been kept in bonds—who thus retrograde and are gradually corrupted into absolute tyranny, as is so often the case.
  
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 If it is necessary now to use makeshifts to keep order until such time as enough people are awakened to the true meaning of life—and this shall be done so rapidly as to seem miraculous. For example, when the New Civilization dawns, many things shall be done differently. There is a day coming when a man showing evidences of avarice and greed shall be confined in an insane asylum If it is necessary now to use makeshifts to keep order until such time as enough people are awakened to the true meaning of life—and this shall be done so rapidly as to seem miraculous. For example, when the New Civilization dawns, many things shall be done differently. There is a day coming when a man showing evidences of avarice and greed shall be confined in an insane asylum
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