King Mammon and the Heir Apparent

absolute accumulated anarchism anarchist ancestors ancient appears aristocracy become bequeath bequest century civilization claim cocoanuts competition condition consanguinity conservatism death descendants desires doctrine duty early earth Edward Bellamy effort Elam equal rights equitable established evil existence father feudal system fortune future gens heirs Herbert Spencer heredity Hindus human ideas idle individual industrial depression inhabitants inheritance injustice Iroquois Japheths justice justly King labor land laws live Louis Blanc Mammon man's marriage ment merely millions minds modern moral nation natural rights occupancy opportunities organization owner parent patriotism perpetual person political poor portion possession present primogeniture principles private ownership privilege production progress race real nature result rich right of property savage sentiment slavery slaves social institutions Social Statics socialistic society succession successors supposed testator theory things thought thousand tion tribes tyranny United unjust wealth wrong