Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2101

Pencilings in Henry George, A Perplexed Philosopher. New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1911.

 

Original is missing.

 

 

Page 36/

 

Things are not intrinsically exchangeable — valuable; only government makes them so. Without the public services of government nothing can be exchanged or have value.  /Heath/

 

 

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Page 2104/  “We see that things having some form of utility or desirability, are valuable or not valuable, as they are hard or easy to get.”

 

/Heath circles the word “get” and writes in the margin:/

No! To EXCHANGE.