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Henry Ford:My Life and Work, Additional Excerpt 291

Henry Ford《My Life and Work》· My Life and Work · Leadership

The extreme Socialists went wide of the mark in their reasoning that industry would inevitably crush the worker. Modern industry is gradually lifting the worker and the world. We only need to know more about planning and methods. The best results can and will be brought about by individual initiative and ingenuity--by intelligent individual leadership. The government, because it is essentially negative, cannot give positive aid to any really constructive programme. It can give negative aid--by removing obstructions to progress and by ceasing to be a burden upon the community.

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Locator:Additional excerpt 291 · Verified:2026-10-19 · Verification:Short excerpt

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