Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury Quote

[Property furnishes] almost the only motive power of agitation. A violent political movement (setting aside those where religious controversy is at work) is generally only an indication that a class of those who have little see their way to getting more by means of a political convulsion.


Quarterly Review, 116, 1864, pp. 265-266.


[Property furnishes] almost the only motive power of agitation. A violent political movement (setting aside those where religious controversy is at...

[Property furnishes] almost the only motive power of agitation. A violent political movement (setting aside those where religious controversy is at...

[Property furnishes] almost the only motive power of agitation. A violent political movement (setting aside those where religious controversy is at...

[Property furnishes] almost the only motive power of agitation. A violent political movement (setting aside those where religious controversy is at...