Man in Continuation at This Earth of a Nature of Reality Throughout the Universe: By Tradition of That Reality From Its Original Universe of Force (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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It is contended that the present man is not the man possible - that he is not the most possible or the best possible that he be his most. That there are vast tracts of this earth's surface unoccupied bv man that of that occupied there is scarce an acre so cultivated as to produce its most in support of man and that there is room enough upon this earth under proper cultivation for a million to the one of man upon it now. That even monoga mic man, now the best, from the infirmities of his social constitution cannot ad vance to such occupation of the earth that no mono gamic state can long survive the dominion of its prole tariate. That this is the power to administer a state in these who do not furnish a means to its support. That this is a lethal agent of decadence and disso lution. And that of this in every monogamic state there is scarcely the period of maturity before the process of decadence begins, to end in dissolution with no state surviving. After which the state to populate the place must start ale now. That every such state is without the conditions of a constitu tion that these can possibly exist but in a state of unequal races in relations of inequality; and that of such states, only, is there to be the ultimate popa lation of this earth.

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