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Established We need not, however, pause to discuss what was, after al , a mere stalking horse. The socialist idea of bringing all work under control of the nation at large may or may not be good, but whatever its merits, the consummation of the idea is only to be reached by hard work and discipline, by honesty of purpose and of deed.
People who condemn socialism when they under- stand that it implies the obligation of every man to work to his best ability do so because, not being themselves too fond of work, they do not relish a state in which wealth is not a passport to idleness. To them socialism implies tyranny. But on most of us, who depend on our own exertions, the obligation to work would sit very lightly, and were socialism ever to b:ccome a working fact we should still find that our manufactories were under the manage- ment of the Colonel Dyers as the most fitting men to manage and to secure the largest output in the fewest hours.
