Britain for the British
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There are more people in London than in all Ireland. Yet the working people of Ireland are worse off than the working people of England.
The population of Scotland is thinner than that of England, but wages rule higher in England.
In Australia there is a large country and a small popula- tion, but there is plenty of poverty.
In the Middle Ages the entire population of England would only be a few millions — say four or five millions — whereas it is now nearly thirty millions. Yet the working cla...sses are very much better off to-day than they were in the eighth and ninth centuries.
Reduce the population of Britain to one million and the workers would be in no better case than they are now. Increase the population to sixty millions and the workers will be no worse off — at least so far as wages are concerned.
I will give you the reason for this in a few words, using an illustration which used to serve me for the same purpose in one of my lectures.
No one will deny that all wealth — whether food, tools, clothing, furniture, machines, arms, or houses — comes from the la?id.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are more people in London than in all Ireland. Yet the working people of Ireland are worse off than the working people of England.
The population of Scotland is thinner than that of England, but wages rule higher in England.
In Australia there is a large country and a small popula- tion, but there is plenty of poverty.
In the Middle Ages the entire population of England would only be a few millions — say four or five millions — whereas it is now nearly thirty millions. Yet the working cla...sses are very much better off to-day than they were in the eighth and ninth centuries.
Reduce the population of Britain to one million and the workers would be in no better case than they are now. Increase the population to sixty millions and the workers will be no worse off — at least so far as wages are concerned.
I will give you the reason for this in a few words, using an illustration which used to serve me for the same purpose in one of my lectures.
No one will deny that all wealth — whether food, tools, clothing, furniture, machines, arms, or houses — comes from the la?id.
What to read after Britain for the British?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blatchford Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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