Excerpt from The Philosophy of Government a Treatise on the Fundamental Characteristics, of Man as Exhibited in His Relations to the State, and the Ultimate Form, of Civil Government Certain, to Result Therefrom
Two mighty movements can be traced throughout the whole of the period of time covered by the records of history, a period brief as compared with the full age of the world. Heretofore, these movements have proceeded along lines of human energy which appeared to be entirely different from each other and intended to remain totally distinct. Now, however, for the first time, it is possible to perceive that this separation was in appearance only, and not in reality; that the two movements are about to come together, and that their combination will constitute a positive advance in the development of man.
These are the movements which comprise the thought, the experience, and the discoveries of mankind in the separate domains of philosophy and of civil government.
Each of these domains is the opposite and yet the complement of the other.
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