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All the great establishments, of every kind, now in the hands of a few proprietors, but employing a great number of wage labourers, would be broken up; for few, or no persons, who could hire capital, and do business for themselves, would consent to labour for wages for another." [ A Letter to Grover Cleveland , p. 41] Wage-labour, Spooner argued, meant that workers did not labour for their own benefit "but only...