...governmental ideals, frankly impatient of a social philosophy based on the idea of the right of might and "let him take who has the power and let him keep who can." "The old order changeth, yielding place to new, And God fulfils Himself in many ways, Lest one good...

...or wrong about it, no room for conscience, nothing but force. Let "Rob Roy's Rule" reign in trade: "Let him take who has the power, and let him keep who can." People in business must look out for number one. It is all pure selfishness anyway. We are not in business...

...lives of the people our civilization will collapse and we will hark back to the law of the jungle, and let him take who has the power, and let him keep who can. But some one will cry: "You want to rob us of our personal liberty!" Alas, how many crimes have been...

...aftermath of the war would have disgusted not only Germany but the world generally with the old plan of " let him take who has the power and let him keep who can." So long as that commandment rules the world rather than the other, most of our efforts to produce peace...

...aftermath of the war would have disgusted not only Germany but the world generally with the old plan of "let him take who has the power and let him keep who can." So long as that commandment rules the world rather than the other, most of our efforts to produce peace...

...that he has the world, the flesh, and the devil, to deal with ; he adapts the tactics of Old Rob Roy. "Let him take who has the power And let him keep who can. ' ' John Philpot Curran, the great Irish Barrister, in opening for the Crown, in the prosecution of...

...evidence here in every committee room of that fact. The good old rule suffices them, The simple plan, let him take who has the power. And let him keep who can. And it has wrecked us. All right, Mr. Wyllie. Mr. WYLLIE. Xow, Mr. McFadden, you stated this morning...

...remember the old Anglo-Saxon trover, the good old rule of let him keep who has the power. This let's him take who has the power and let him keep who can. I think that works out all right in this situation. Mr. BRANDT. Well, it is a certainty if it is passed...

...expected from one whose god is the dollar and whose golden rule is that old mediaeval one — I«et him take who has the power, And let him keep who can. Of organized labor, he said: If I were a workman, as I was, I would not want to belong to a labor order....

...qualities, occupying an area so limited in extent, and in the midst of a population where the old rule of "Let him take who has the power, And let him keep who can" has unlimited sway is destined, it is to be feared, to ultimate extinction. Let us indulge the hope...