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The course of events in recent times has vindicated in a measure the Sinophilism of Voltaire and Quesnay. For the last sixty years the British civil service has been recruited on the principle of open competitive examination.... it has come to be recognized.that the offices of the permanent administration cannot be abandoned to democratic partisan patronage any more than to mere royal favouritisme or caste privilege, but that the vast complexity of the modern state requires the most rigorous selection according to intellectual qualifications.

The event of the last two decades have compelled admission that the sovereign peoples may not be able to maintain civilization unless they can think more constructively than hitherto on social and international questions.

To make the political animal able to bear the stress of civilized life in the age of machine power - this is the task of the twentieth century, and the recognition of it marks the end of the belief once common that man needs only better machines and better salesmanship in order to reach the millennium. Education of the electorate for the solution of the menacing evils of the body politic has become the most imperative need of the time, and the problem is no easy one. Fascism and Communism have chosen the old way of uniformity of thought and the persecution of heresy; each trains its youth in its own social doctrine secluded from rival opinions. The countries of free speech have a harder task, yet one which promises a greater success if failure can be avoided; they must give a moral and pol...

The study of social man is to be again the central science. Not through any devaluation of the other sciences, but because the other sciences ultimately depend for their value on the maintenance of civilized life, which is the activity of men in a society. No knowledge of the stars or of plants or of electricity avails a humanity that does not know itself; without the intelligence that can harness human passions the science that discovers the effects of diphenylchlorarsine on the human body is but an instrument of suffering and death. But what is this if not to admit the principle to which the Chinese have held more steadfastly than any other people, the principle that tht study and understanding of social man should be the premier subject of education and the indispensable preparation for...

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