CONCLUSION 329 



Future in the long, long ages to come IT WILL 

 BE REDEEMED! The same spirit of sympathy 

 and fraternity that broke the black man's manacles 

 and is to-day melting the white woman's chains 

 will to-morrow emancipate the working man and 

 the ox; and, as the ages bloom and the great 

 wheels of the centuries grind on, the same spirit 

 shall banish Selfishness from the earth, and 

 convert the planet finally into one unbroken and 

 unparalleled spectacle of PEACE, JUSTICE, and 

 SOLIDARITY. 



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