Modern Review March 1934

The decline of the industrial North the backbone of England's prosperity in the nineteenth century is a clear warning that her economic structure is in the grip of a radical transformation. [...] Indeed it is one of the reasons why throughout the depression the South has been relatively prosperous and the number of unemployed in this region is the lowest in England. [...] Loveday since the War England has lost everywhere to the great and the small to the financially pure and the financially reprobate but primarily to the United States." In any true estimate of the causes. [...] In the Yam of speculation he knight to reconcile individual with collective wiadiiin and scriptural authority while in the sphere of social construction he aimed at the reconciliation of the good of the individual with the good of the greatest number. [...] In the next stage this will into the eoncept.of the Commuiiity-consCiOnstess.whireisi the life '.of the community will be: the -guiding principle of all.91fe constructions.