[Gutenberg 53031] • The Barton Experiment

Excerpt from The Barton Experiment

The ideal reformer, the man of great principles and eloquent arguments, fails to appear in these pages, not because of any doubts as to his existence, but because his is a mental condition to which men attain without much stimulus from without, while it need not be feared that in the direction of indi vidual effort and self-denial, the greatest amount of suggestion will ever urge any one too far.

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