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Excerpt from Bolshevism and Social Revolt
Human government is inevitably defeo tive and has always been mixed with more or less injustice. Whole races and classes have at times been cruelly kept in subjec tion. Hegel, in his Philosophy of History, after declaring that the goal of humanity is the realization of freedom, states that among the Orientals only One is free and the freedom of that One is caprice, which was often expressed by brutal recklessness of passion. Among the Romans some were free, but not man as such. Even the freedom-loving Greeks had slaves, and their whole life and the maintenance of their splendid liberty was implicated with the in stitution of slavery.
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