Personal rights : $b A presidential address delivered to the forty-first annual meeting of the Personal Rights Association on 6th June 1913Caird, Mona
Philosophy
Personal rights : $b A presidential address delivered to the forty-first annual meeting of the Personal Rights Association on 6th June 1913
Caird, Mona
Civil rights -- Great Britain
Now, it seems probable that one cause of decay is just this perpetual
losing of level. Like Penelope, humanity has always kept on undoing
its own work, and beginning all over again. And so our civilizations
naturally wither! And is this not, mainly, because we have never yet
learnt a true love of Liberty? Suppose for a moment, a universal
respect for it such as I have just been imagining: a society wherein
there was a real passion for protecting and liberating and giving
scope to the individual impulse and inspiration. Is it not almost
certain that this incessant loss of level—this destruction of previous
achievement would be avoided? And if it were—what is to prevent our
Traveller reaching the Mountains he set out for?
THE PERSONAL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.
FOUNDED 14th MARCH, 1871.
_OFFICES: 11, ABBEVILLE ROAD, LONDON, S.W._
=President:=
Mr. FRANKLIN THOMASSON, J.P., Ex-M.P.
=Hon. Sec. and Treasurer=: Mr. J. H. LEVY.
=Assistant Secretary=: Mrs. LORENZA GARREAU.
=Bankers=: PARR’S BANK (CHARING CROSS BRANCH), LIMITED.
=OBJECT OF THE ASSOCIATION.=
The object of the Association is to uphold the principle of the perfect
equality of all persons before the law in the exercise and enjoyment of
their Individual Liberty within the widest practicable limits. It would
maintain government just so far as, but no farther than, is necessary
for the maintenance of the largest freedom; and, in applying this,
would have equal regard to the liberty of all citizens.
=If you wish to join in this work, send a subscription to the Treasurer
of the Association, at the above address; and the _Individualist_ and
a copy of each of the pamphlets and leaflets issued by the Association
will be sent to you, as issued, by post. Do not miss the opportunity
of cooperating in this work—the breaking of the chains of oppression
and the liberation of all the forces which work for happiness and
human dignity.=
=Cheques and Postal Orders should be crossed Parr’s Bank, Charing Cross
Branch.=
=Further information with regard to the Association may be obtained
from=
=(Mrs.) LORENZA GARREAU,
_Assistant Secretary_.=
Transcriber’s Notes
pg 6 Changed: The old pathethic story of Midas
to: The old pathetic story of Midas
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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