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Page 11
In factories certainly great improvement is taking place ; but im- provement is a comparative term , and effects the most frightful follow the combination of girls and youths , as it is at present managed . The evils of this combination ...
In factories certainly great improvement is taking place ; but im- provement is a comparative term , and effects the most frightful follow the combination of girls and youths , as it is at present managed . The evils of this combination ...
Page 13
To drain off to some degree the surplus female population , is the work that at once presents itself to our thoughts . We may increase schools , multiply churches , but these will not raise wages nor buy bread .
To drain off to some degree the surplus female population , is the work that at once presents itself to our thoughts . We may increase schools , multiply churches , but these will not raise wages nor buy bread .
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Let him read the sad tale of the Cardinal's Lapdog : - " At his coronation ambassadors were present with magnificent retinues of distinguished gentlemen and their retainers , from all the Italian states , and amongst these the ...
Let him read the sad tale of the Cardinal's Lapdog : - " At his coronation ambassadors were present with magnificent retinues of distinguished gentlemen and their retainers , from all the Italian states , and amongst these the ...
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though inferior , minds , such as Paulo and Bonatti , in mathematics and astronomy , present altogether a constellation of such intellect as dazzles the understanding , and makes us marvel how one small community could produce so much ...
though inferior , minds , such as Paulo and Bonatti , in mathematics and astronomy , present altogether a constellation of such intellect as dazzles the understanding , and makes us marvel how one small community could produce so much ...
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... amelioration of his fellow - men , either physically or morally ; we regard him as well suited to advance the interests of the Church of England , at the present time , in such a direction and on such points as the Plan refers to .
... amelioration of his fellow - men , either physically or morally ; we regard him as well suited to advance the interests of the Church of England , at the present time , in such a direction and on such points as the Plan refers to .
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