What we object to is the division of society into two classes, of which one class owns the capital, and the other performs the labor.


Defense of the article The Laboring Classes [October 1840]

Orestes A. Brownson Quotes

What we object to is the division of society into two classes, of which one class owns the capital, and the other performs the labor.

What we object to is the division of society into two classes, of which one class owns the capital, and the other performs the labor.

What we object to is the division of society into two classes, of which one class owns the capital, and the other performs the labor.

What we object to is the division of society into two classes, of which one class owns the capital, and the other performs the labor.