In 1848, when it was my lot to be in the midst of it, the revolution arose from the selfish conduct of Louis Philippe, who enriched himself and his family out of the national treasury, and encouraged his sons in a course which was at war with national precedent, with the commercial interests and democratic individualism of the French; for with their imperial prestiges and tastes they are extreme in their personal democracy.

All to-day are aware that sheer individualism in the economic sphere is an almost unmitigated evil; sheer individualism in the political sphere and sheer nationalism are equally evil.

This is as true of the extremest Individualism as of the extremest Socialism.

When Great Britain, in her supreme need, turns to the workmen she has trained in the ways of individualism for a century, she reaps the harvest individualism has sown.

To protect his individualism from taint, the United States soldier must bear part of the financial burden.

Germany's advantage is that her people have been learning for a whole century to subordinate their individual wishes and welfare to that of the nation, while the people of Great Britain have been steeped in individualism until the consciousness of national existence, of a common purpose and a common duty, has all but faded away.

But, worse than the harping on one string, Nature has secured individualism by giving the private person a high conceit of his weight in the system.

They have introduced an almost insane individualism into that one form of intercourse which is specially and uproariously communal.

The very titles of his chapters"Astraea Redux," "Windbags," "Broglie the War God"do violence to our conception of history, and are more suggestive of Carlyle's individualism than of French history.

The average farmhand has never found push and drive and group action on the farm, but only individualism to the extreme of isolation.