"We have long since ceased to be active in the Georgist movement: not because we have less esteem for the ideas of Henry George, but because we have felt the movement was more of a personal cult than a scientific effort. I have been wondered whether mankind deserves or even wants economic freedom, and the more so during recent years, when the political trend seems to be more and more toward government control and away from individual freedom: this even in the USA, let alone other countries with no tradition of personal freedom."

I am in full sympathy with The Great Adventure campaign -- is it is the real thing. The substitute offered by James and his followers will not command support, and I know they have no trade with the Socialists, and what they want is to found the work on false principles. How any singletaxer can have anything to do with them is beyond my comprehension.

Tax reform has been tried since the days of Ham Arabbie who announced it in a code of laws of Babylor 2300 years before Christ. But the Single tax (another name for free land) is of more recent origin and there is but one form of it.

The Judge's talk was an admirable statement: "The question is often asked," he said, "how do you propose to give men jobs? We do not propose to give anybody a job. We propose to take away the policeman that stands between the man and the job. What we advocate is to free the earth. When we hold conventions it is to tell people who come what we are after. Let us confine our discussions to preaching the quaity of opportunity."