Robert Blatchford quotes

To say that we could not work without capital is as true as to say that we could not mow without a scythe. To say that we could not work without a capitalist is as false as to say that we could not mow a meadow unless all the scythes belonged to one man. Nay, it is as false as to say that we could not mow unless all the scythes belonged to one man and he took a third of the harvest as payment for the loan of them. (Robert Blatchford)
I will venture to claim that I have been an honest writer and a loyal Englishman. England has many worthier sons; but few who more dearly love her. View quote
Robert Blatchford

Robert Blatchford

Robert Blatchford - Image
Occupation: British Writer
Born: March 17, 1851
Died: December 17, 1943
Quotes count: 2
Wikipedia: Robert Blatchford

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