John Ruskin: The beginning of all good law, and nearly the end of it, is that every man…
The beginning of all good law, and nearly the end of it, is that every man shall do good work for his bread, and that every man shall have good bread for his work.
In today’s wordsThe foundation of all good law, and nearly all of it, is that everyone should do good work for their living and everyone should get a good living for their work.
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