The Reaper with Steel-Rimmed Glasses

whose possible effects remain ominousnin his absence. When simple power becomesnthe sole object of aspiration, thencorruption which threatens to disintegratenthe structure underlying thatnpower cannot be measured by anynstandard to which the rulers mightnappeal, certainly not by that inhumannideological standard to which they nownpay only lip service. The exterminatorsnof society's . . .