From the June 1905 issue of the Socialist Standard
Far rather six men strong in the strength that comes of knowledge, with energies directed by a clear understanding and bent to a common purpose, than sixty men strong in nothing but sentiment and good intentions. For sentiment, howbeit a good thing when healthy, is always unstable, while good intentions unshaped by adequate knowledge, but serve to pave the path that leads directly to the hell of confusion.
Proverb of a Propagandist.
'Quorate?' is my title. The original we snippet/space filler did not have one.
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