Chapter 11: XI

XI Early the next morning Kenneth rose and rummaged through his books until he found his old and battered textbooks on economics. Into these he dipped during the intervals between patients, making notes of ideas which seemed useful in the organization of the cooperative society. The more he read, the more feasible the plan seemed. Properly guided and carefully managed, there was no reason, so far as he could see, why the society should not be a success. Eighty percent of the farmers of the…