I learned, then, beyond question, that if all the property in the world were distributed, and an equal share given to ev — Kenneth Roberts, Oliver Wiswell
I learned, then, beyond question, that if all the property in the world were distributed, and an equal share given to ev — Kenneth Roberts, Oliver Wiswell
I learned, then, beyond question, that if all the property in the world were distributed, and an equal share given to ev — Kenneth Roberts, Oliver Wiswell
I learned, then, beyond question, that if all the property in the world were distributed, and an equal share given to ev — Kenneth Roberts, Oliver Wiswell
I learned, then, beyond question, that if all the property in the world were distributed, and an equal share given to ev — Kenneth Roberts, Oliver Wiswell
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I learned, then, beyond question, that if all the property in the world were distributed, and an equal share given to everyone, the bulk of mankind would soon be destitute, and a few would have everything.

— Kenneth Roberts, Oliver Wiswell
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