A friend is looking for some information that I am not sure exists; but figured someone on this forum would possibly know if it does. I suspect it would be more contemporary than Joseph suggests. Any help?
-Fred Childress On Wed, 28 May 2003 13:02:16 -0400, "Joseph Rudmin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > I am trying to find the correct wording and author to a quote something > like this: > > "Whenever a government creates a body to regulate a trade for the benefit > of the people, the trade gains control of the body for the benefit of the > trade at the expense of the people." > > Someone told me that it was Aristotle. I speed read through an English > translation of Aristotle's "Politics", and did not find it. I think that > it would be in book 5. But, the Greek philosophers seem to dwell more on > ideals than realities. > > I would appreciate any suggestions on where to look. Thankyou. > > Sincerely, > Joseph D. Rudmin
