Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2786

Penciling on notepad paper

April 30, 1942

 

 

 

This book is a blue-print for peace, security and such prosperity and well-being as few have dared to dream. With crystal clear simplicity it shows the fundamental unity of religion, of all the sciences, and of men sustaining to one another the impersonal relationships that constitute them into a civilized society.

 

 It then proposes voluntary economic action by a now loosely organized service and property group at present unaware of its opportunities, looking to a costless expansion of its services that is bound to be immeasurably beneficial to its customers and thus bring enormous revenues and property values to themselves

 

 

/Breaks off here. An alternate opening paragraph as follows:/

 

 

This book /The Energy Concept of Population/ shows the fundamental unity of religion, of all the sciences, and of men sustaining to one another the impersonal relationships that constitute them into a civilized society.