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ICoHTk1suTED THE Fl


According to Fourier, the present System of S.
and is exactly the reverse of the true system of Soc
attained BY discovering the Science of Society,
Organization should res,-not by the political ca
Leaders of the World for the last twenty-five centu
present false Social Order and Association, is suc
upon Earth.


Results Of oar Present Societies.
1. Waste.


.. Indigcnce.


g. Fraud.


a. Oppression.


5. War.


6. Diseases uselessly and artiicially produced
7. Predoninance of all prejudices and obsta-
cles offered to improvements.
UNIVERSAL DlsTRusT-DuPLIc1rY OF Action.


MEANS OF
By WANT, STARVATION and VIOLENCE.


TABLE OF CONTRASTS BETWEEN THE PRESENT


This Table is to be read
Characteristics Of The Present System Of Society.
/. Smallest possible assemblage of Persons -

and often of the Implements of Labor.
3 Absence of a system of sharehold property,
and Hnsaleubleness of Real Estate will and for
its full value.


3. Separation of all branches of Industry, and
their isolated prosecution IN our present oocletes
q. Complicated and cumulative exercise Of In
dustrv .-obliging an individual to oversee all
branches of work.


5. Solitary and prolonged Occupations without
Emulation.


6. Monotonous occupations, continued often for
life without change OF variety.
7. Bad application of the Labor of Sexes and
Ages,-of capacities to functions, and Of crops to
soils.


8. No lust reward according to morit and talent;
no distinct division of Profits to each person
Man. Woman, and Child.
Q. Improbable and useless Works, unhealthy
from prolonged and aborious application.
10. Exclusion of the Laborer from an interest
in Enterprises, and frequent privaton of the en-
ioyment of the products OF his Labor
IL. Arbitrary Statutes, repressivc of Capacities
and Talents.


-. Painful obedience OF the Individual TO the
individual.


13. Pecpniary Dependence, and Indirect Servi-
tudc from Indigence.


a. False and pernicious development of the
Passions and Instincts, without equibrlums to
check excesses.


Is Exccsses in Pleasures, produced by contin-
ued Prvations.



1s Health and fortune lost in the pursuit OF
present trivial pleasures and amusements
II. Permanency of Fraud and Overreaching in
business and industrial Operations.
19. Riches acquired by the practice of Injustice
and indirect Fraud.


49, Productive Industry subservient to Com
nercc, and dependent upon it for sales and pur-
chases.


90. Party Strife and abortive Political Reforms.
2l Conflict of the individual with the collec-
tive Interest.


% Universal Sel6shness-universal Apathy and
Ind Inference of Man toward his fellow Man-ln-
coherent and groveng strife after money, and the
physical or lowest order Of Wants.