The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . ^ aJm?i /;^/6^^ TliE GRANITE MONTHLY, A NEW HAMPSHIRE MAGAZINE Devoted to Literature, Biography, History, and State Progress. Vol. YII. OCTOBER, 1883. ^o. 1. CAPr. JOHN WEBSTER. Y,\ a. keep. The most important and valuableelement in the composition of a pros-perous community is that which de-velops and supports its common laborinterests, and provides the great masseswith the means of life. The cultured and educated classesare in a measure independent, andable to secure for themselves liv
The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . ^ aJm?i /;^/6^^ TliE GRANITE MONTHLY, A NEW HAMPSHIRE MAGAZINE Devoted to Literature, Biography, History, and State Progress. Vol. YII. OCTOBER, 1883. ^o. 1. CAPr. JOHN WEBSTER. Y,\ a. keep. The most important and valuableelement in the composition of a pros-perous community is that which de-velops and supports its common laborinterests, and provides the great masseswith the means of life. The cultured and educated classesare in a measure independent, andable to secure for themselves livingsuccess and its opportunities. But a large part of our populationare not only dependent upon theirdaily labor for the means of subsist-ence, but upon others to give themopportunities. They have no power orfaculty of organization. There arethousands in every department of lifewho can work faithfully and well forothers, but are wholl\- incapable ofindependent action, lacking ability toplan and execute for themselves. Theyare often at the mercy of unscru-pulous leaders, who use them as blindtoo
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