John Hoole

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The prudential consideration is that of saving capitalism from itself, or from the enemies that it generates. How do you stop capitalism from creating an angry, impoverished, resentful lower class that becomes a source of division or decline? The moral consideration concerned what was once called the condition of the working class. How could workers and their families be helped to live decently without damaging the industry that gave them their means of subsistence?
Thinking the Twentieth Century: Intellectuals and Politics in the Twentieth Century
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