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The same has for a long time taken place in other sciences , for instance in general psychology , or in the special study of diseased minds . It must go without question that no man in the legal profession can greatly succeed unless he greatly work , and Mr. Ives 's success furnished no exception to this rule . If he had a case which he did not believe to be just , or in which he had grave doubts whether he ought to succeed , he was quite sure to have settled or withdrawn even at the loss of his own fees , and the expenses , which he paid . Christian associations , the various attitudes assumed by them toward the remainder of practical life , the many links that connected them with other political and social bodies and powers : all these things , which make up a true and lifelike history , cannot be understood , unless we take our departure from the complex conditions of each individual country , in which the adherents of Christianity were few , or many , or in which all the inhabitants and citizens were Christians , either members of some modest sect , or of imperious Catholicism , persecuted or tolerated , or themselves intolerant and persecuting others . We are not obliged to furnish an explanation for this miracle , either in the name of materialism , or in the name of any other theory , for the same reason , that no rational mechanics is obliged to explain either the flight of Icarus or the hippogriff of Ariosto . Only in a communistic society will labor be no longer exploited , but rather rationally measured . And so the distinction between us communists and the anarchists with regard to bourgeois society lies not in that we are for the state and they are against the state , but rather in that we favour production being centralised in large units , fitted to the maximum development of productive forces , whereas anarchists favour small , decentralised production which cannot raise , but only lower , the level of these productive forces . The question of paper is more difficult , but if we were to have a detailed examination of those earlier chapbooks which were printed on laid paper ( beginning , perhaps , with the Brash and Reid printings ) it would suggest how the industry operated at that time . " General Kimberly 's chief strength lay , not in any brilliant gifts of genius , nor in profound and comprehensive scholarship , but rather in the possession of sterling good sense , of sound ripe judgment . Those who had known him over many years could not recall a single instance when , in the heat of trial , in his service on the bench , or in contact with his fellowman , he ever lost his temper . For example , during the 1980s , most of the countries of Eastern and Southern Africa faced economic stagnation , declining growth , and increasing public sector and trade deficits .