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Corrections and amendments for second edition of Citadel, Market and Altar as specified by Heath mainly in the corrections copy of that volume.
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SERVANT of the Spirit – Modern Capitalism
Back flap of Jacket/
16 lines down “the extension of the free enterprise principal into our community and public affairs” => “and the voluntary extension of free enterprise into the field of common and public services to be the effective democratic alternative to arbitrary and wasteful bureaucratic rule.”
Flyleaf of volume/
To Spencer Heath MacCallum
But for whose creative intelligence
and artistic sensibilities this book might
have remained long hidden from the public eye
And I, Spencer MacCallum, wish to acknowledge
Francisco Litvay,
who made this revised, second edition possible
and actually brought it to the public eye.
S H M
Eliminate the Foreword by John Chamberlain
Second page of “Prefatory Brief,” ten lines down:
“foot, pound” => “pound, foot”
>>On CONTENTS page, start by listing only “Prefatory Brief” and “Acknowledgments.” Then make “General Premises” chapter 1 under Method and adjust numbering of the following chapters accordingly.
At end of Chapter 1 (“General Premises,”) eliminate initials “S.H.”
Insert opposite Table of Contents:
To the Reader
Citadel, Market, Altar: These are the symbols for the three great and fundamental institutions of society, the separate functions of which are coercion, cooperation, and consecration – a department of physical force or restraint, a department of services measured and exchanged, and a department of the free and spontaneous life of the individuals. The Citadel repels assault from without, subversion from within; the Market is an outgrowth of the Citadel; the Altar arises from the interaction of Citadel and Market. Society cannot exist without these three.
Similarly, a description of Society as a whole cannot be complete until it has taken into account three things, a natural science to describe its fundamental organization and relate it to the cosmos in which we live, a rational technology resulting from the knowledge thus gained, and finally the spiritual life of man, which inspires further discovery, and directs the applications of rational knowledge in ways that fulfill human aspirations.
Hence this book is organized in three principal divisions or parts, interrelated towards a transcendent total significance; yet each is understandable in itself, without any necessary reference to the general scheme. Any one of its three main divisions may be read as interest may lead, not necessarily in the genetic order in which they are arranged.
Toward the end of “Prefatory Brief,” 13 lines down on page xiv:
“as distinguished from” => “distinguished alike from”
Also toward the end of “Prefatory Brief,” recast footnote 3 as follows:
3. The energy of pre-adult life-years is not available for
societal functioning. It is consumed in biological maintenance – the necessary replacement of predecessors – hence it cannot function contractually and productively, only reproductively. It is not unique to mankind. What is peculiar to and unique in men is the capacity to organize their adult life-years into a societal life-form having the creative power to build ever increasing order and beauty in their world and thereby to achieve ever lengthening days – their capacity for spiritual power.
At the end of “Prefatory Brief,” six lines down on page xiv:
“a psychological” => “a spontaneous psychological”
13 lines down italicize “numerically”
On first line of second page of “General Premises:”
“depart from” => “relinquish”
Three lines down: Insert a space before the next paragraph
Nine lines up: “of” => “for”
On Table of Contents, second line under “PART II THE APPLICATIION: Delete the word “Introduction”
Next page, “PART 1 The Science:” delete the Holmes quote, leaving the rest of this page blank.
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6/ 7 lines down “nucleons and electrons” => “electrons and nucleons”
10 lines down “with molecular organizations” => “with the molecular organization”
21 lines down “only” => “none but spontaneous”
19/ 10 lines up “its” => “these”
27/ 8-9 lines up “only organization” => “only known organization”
33/ Re-letter this page to match lettering on page 35 or elsewhere in the book. It’s too bold here.
94/ 8 lines up “with the local” => “with local”
9 lines up “in the midst” => “in the very midst”
95/ 8 lines down “heptarchy” => “Heptarchy”
97/ Remove the asterisk from Figure 4
102/ 14-15 lines up “productive” => “protective”
106/ 5 lines down “successively” => “successfully”
13 lines up “expanion” => “expansion”
107/ 8 lines up “rewards as true” => “rewards as the true”
111/ 7 lines up Insert space before next paragraph
Last line Insert comma after “other forms”
112/ 6 lines down “technical” => “verbal”
16 lines up Delete “the final chapter,”
9 lines up Insert space before next paragraph
114/ 2 lines down “cosmic and universal energy”
=> “universal cosmic energy”
126/ first line “taxation and politics” => “politics and taxation”
6 lines down “thus irresponsible” => “thus into irresponsible”
129/ 8 lines down “may give to his” => “may exercise over his”
133/ 10 lines down “location owners” => “location ownership”
139/ 4 lines down Delete “and determined”
141/ 12 lines down “occupants” => “occupancy”
161/ 6 lines up “in the aggregate” => “as a whole”
162/ 7 lines down “decline” => “fall”
191/ Delete the three paraphs on this page? MacCallum thinks so but did not consult with Heath about it.
Last line “furthest” => “farthest”
194/ 12 lines up “harmony and mutuality of action” => “mutuality of action and harmony”
“relations”– the individual being subordinate” => “relations;” the individual is subordinated”
“the” => “his”
195/ 2 lines down “exchange” => “exchanges”
196/ 19 lines up “exigencies of environment and circumstance” => “exigency of circumstance and environment”
197/ 13 lines down (last line of the paragraph) “it ever on” => “him on and ever on”
14 lines down “fluid and fluent” => “fluent and fluid”
Last words on page “unconditioned and divine” => “unconditioned, the Divine.”
198/ 8 lines down “amenable” => “amenable and responsive”
9 lines up “is experienced” => “is both experienced”
199/ 4 lines down “be experienced” => “be objectively experienced”
11 lines down “organization of energy proceeds” =>
“organizations of energy proceed”
5 lines up “their elements” => “their constituent elements”
200/ 2 lines down Italicize “interior”
4 lines down Italicize “interact”
8 lines down Italicize “eternality”
Insert a space between the paragraphs
201/ 13 lines down “The concept” => “This concept”
202/ Insert a space between paragraphs in middle of page
- lines up “unconsciously administers and distributes” => “Unconsciously distributes and thus administers”
203/ 11 lines up Delete comma in this line
7 lines up “will or ken” => “ken or will”
6 lines up Italicize “empirically”
216/ Block indent and Italicize the first three paragraphs of this opening page of Chapter 30. Then begin the regular text, “What distinguishes..”
217/ 11 lines down “growth,” => “growth that endures,”
11 lines up “advance but only” => “advance, only”
5 lines up Italicize “inspire”
218/ First line Delete “is the”
5 lines up “awakened and uplifted eyes trace” =>
“the awakened and uplifted eye traces”
219/ 18 lines down “with visions that” => “with the visions and the powers that”
228/ Enter two new terms, “Morality” and “Freedom,” numbering them 36 and 37, and re-numbering all the succeeding term accordingly. Then add another new term, “Spiritual,” at the very end, numbered 57.
235/ Add the following paragraph to the definition of ECONOMICS:
Services performed for recompense may be regarded as economic services and therefore treated as capital since they are performed for the benefit of others.
239/ Before “Contract” (now numbered 38), insert text of the definitions of the two new terms as follows, and adjust the numbering of all succeeding definitions accordingly.
36. MORALITY
Moral means primarily that to which a people are accustomed. More particularly, it means those sentiments and consequent actions that have been found favorable to the continued existence of a population. More restrictedly, it means that behavior which by custom or by authority is imposed upon members of a population without regard to their will or consent.
37. FREEDOM
Freedom may be defined as a condition which is favorable to the exercise of the will. Freedom as an actuality is the exercise of options. When the options or opportunities of choice are many and varied, the field for the exercise of freedom is rich. Where there are few things one would choose but must nevertheless be accepted or submitted to, the field of freedom is restricted and poor. Freedom may be regarded on the one side as opportunity to prefer one or another of many desirable opportunities. On the other hand, it may be regarded as the exercise of such options, which is the practice of freedom.
243/ Enter the third new term, “Spiritual,” and its text as follows:
57. SPIRITUAL: (Literally that which is breathed in,
in-spirational). That whence comes or which awakens life. Those relationships, tendencies and modes of behavior among men that favor, foster and advance the quality and therewith the enlargement (abundance) of their lives. The creative and progressively dominant element in nature and in human nature – the divine.
243/ In the INDEX OF PRINCIPAL TERMS, enter the above three new terms in their alphabetic places and correct all page numbers in the INDEX as may be needed.
253/ Before “—-Question, The, 122” insert “-—Property, defined, 50, 73, 234.
259/ 12 lines up Above “Wealth..” insert “Waves, Population as Energy Waves, 30.”
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Title | Book - 2237 |
Collection Name | Spencer Heath Archive |
Series | Book |
Box number | 15:2181-2410 |
Document number | 2237 |
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Description | Corrections and amendments for second edition of Citadel, Market and Altar as specified by Heath mainly in the corrections copy of that volume. |
Keywords | CMA Revisions For Second Edition |