What is by nature the common birthright of all,
we have made the exclusive property of individuals; 
what is by natural law the common fund,
from which common wants should be met,
we give to a few that they may lord it over their fellows. 
And so some are gorged while some go hungry,
and more is wasted than would suffice to keep all in luxury.
Henry George (The Irish Land Question)

On the Cause of Poverty

Extracts from fiction and non-fiction:

1. Theft and theft
2. Enough food?
3. Uncivilized. A poem.
4. Slavery and slavery
5. Charity
6. Our daily bread
7. The People of the Abyss   
8. Paying twice
9. This ain’t your land
10. Justice
11. The mind is the seat of slavery
12. On Property
13. A little Bedtime Story
14. ‘Property right’ versus ‘right to life’
15. Progress

And from the real world:

1. Western Isles 
   Uachdrain agus Oighreachdan / Landlords and Estates.