What Jack London thinks about happiness

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American novelist and journalist (1876 to 1916); author of The People of the Abyss.

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1. c. 1902–1903

   Our readingThe English people have a bright future, but much of their mismanaging political machinery belongs on the scrap heap

   Their wordsFor the English, so far as manhood and womanhood and health and happiness go, I see a broad and smiling future. But for a great deal of the political machinery, which at present mismanages for them, I see nothing else than the scrap heap.

   ↗The People of the Abyss (1903)gutenberg.org All 18 from this book