Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Lessons Learned in Rochester With Reference to Civic and Social Center Development: Address Delivered Before the First National Conference on Civic and Social Center Development, at Madison, Wis., October 26, 1911
The very foundation of the movement was built upon the underlying assumption of democracy that the spirit of good-will is in the average man, and that this spirit may become dominant; that this spirit is ethical and has two aspects; one is the consciousness of the essential equality of men as persons. Upon this is founded the sense of justice. The other is the consciousness of the essen tial solidarity of men so that they must realize the true good together. Upon this is founded the spirit of brotherhood.
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