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"It was in the great cities of Europe and among the hovels of the peasantry that my eyes were first fully opened to the extent and consequences of 'man's inhumanity to man." [[Edward Bellamy]] in support of socialism.<ref>''Edward Bellamy Abroad,'' by Sylvia E. Bowman.</ref>
===In reference to the trust and
"When man's inhumanity to man shall cease from the earth, and justice and equity reign supreme, we may well be rid of both the [[Trust (19th century)|trust]] and the labor union, each, in its way, a positive detriment to society." George Frazier Miller, 1910<ref name= Miller>{{cite web
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