He thought again of that deep store of the earth’s largess lying under their unfruitful custody, . . that root of so many world-wide evils — the calling still private what the common need has made public.

— GEORGE W. CABLE, John March, Southerner; Chap. XXVIII., p. 164.

Unrestricted private property in land is inherently wrong, and leads to serious and wide-spread evils.

— PROF. ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE, Land Nationalization; Chap. VIII., p. 229.