Each man find his own in all men’s good,
And all men work in noble brotherhood.
May we not with Saint-Simon hope that the golden age is not behind but before us?
| [1] | Inquiry into Socialism, 3rd edition, p. 133. |
| [2] | See pp. 287, 288. |
| [3] | See p. 148. |
| [4] | Kapital, p. 790. |
APPENDIX
After the Revolution of 1830 the Saint-Simonists were referred to in the French Chamber of Deputies as a sect who advocated community of goods and of women. The following communication in their defence was addressed to the Chamber by Bazard and Enfantin, October 1, 1830:—