Part 32 (1/2)

--So that what is said of one is true of the other?

--Yes, comparatively They bear the same relation to each other that the arc of the circle does to the circle

--Then if prohibition is bad, restriction cannot be good

--No ht if the circle is curved

--What is the common name for restriction and prohibition?

--Protection

--What is the definite effect of protection?

--To require from men _harder labor for the same result_

--Why are men so attached to the protective system?

--Because, since liberty would accomplish the same result _with less labor_, this apparent dihtens them

--Why do you say _apparent_?

--Because all labor econo else_

--What?

--That cannot and need not be determined

--Why?

--Because, if the total of the coained with a diminution of one-tenth on the total of its labor, no one could deter at its disposal One person would prefer to be better clothed, another better fed, another better taught, and another s and effect of protection

--It is not an easyhold of a complicated instance, it must be studied in the simplest one

--Take the simplest you choose

--Do you recollect how Robinson Crusoe, having no saw, set to work to make a plank?

--Yes He cut down a tree, and then with his ax hewed the trunk on both sides until he got it down to the thickness of a board

--And that gave him an abundance of work?

--Fifteen full days

--What did he live on during this time?