"WE,” NOT “I.”
“ There should be more ‘ Wc’s ’ and fewer ‘ I ’s’ in business. The importance of this change in spirit can be appreciated only by those who are privileged to hear workmen express their natural minds. Industrial psychology is even more important for peace and production than industrial economics, hut the two must be united. And surely men of good feeling and taste must join together to discountenance and discourage present-day displays of Byzantine provocation. Vulgar luxury indecently displayed on every highway and public place has a devastating effect upon the public mind, especially upon that section of it which is seldom free from the cares of penury. That is scattering broadcast the seeds of revolutionary resentment. IVe sorely need a return to the quiet, cultured decencies of life.”—Mr Ramsay MacDonald, in the “ Yorkshire Post.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 July 1926, Page 1
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136"WE,” NOT “I.” Hokitika Guardian, 23 July 1926, Page 1
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