British Socialism
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"What this countryis rotting for is the want of more and better producers ofnecessaries--more and better market-gardeners, fruit-growers, foresters, general farmers, wool-workers, builders, and useful makersgenerally. Instead of which, the present system is giving us more andmore non-producers--more and more shopkeepers, middlemen, commercialtravellers, advertising agents, dealers, and wasters generally. According to the last census returns, we find that whilst theagricultural class shows a ter...rible decline, and the industrial classhas barely kept pace with the population as a whole, on the other handthe commercial, or selling class, shows an increase of over 42 percent. Inside ten years. "[803] Free Trade has been tried and has been found wanting, and a return toProtection, which is in accordance with the needs of the times and thespirit of the workers, especially of the trade unionists, isinevitable. "Capitalist Free Trade is a manifest failure. Tradeunionism is, in its essence, a very sturdy form of Protection, as wecan see, if not here in Great Britain, certainly in America and inAustralia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What this countryis rotting for is the want of more and better producers ofnecessaries--more and better market-gardeners, fruit-growers, foresters, general farmers, wool-workers, builders, and useful makersgenerally. Instead of which, the present system is giving us more andmore non-producers--more and more shopkeepers, middlemen, commercialtravellers, advertising agents, dealers, and wasters generally. According to the last census returns, we find that whilst theagricultural class shows a ter...rible decline, and the industrial classhas barely kept pace with the population as a whole, on the other handthe commercial, or selling class, shows an increase of over 42 percent. Inside ten years. "[803] Free Trade has been tried and has been found wanting, and a return toProtection, which is in accordance with the needs of the times and thespirit of the workers, especially of the trade unionists, isinevitable. "Capitalist Free Trade is a manifest failure. Tradeunionism is, in its essence, a very sturdy form of Protection, as wecan see, if not here in Great Britain, certainly in America and inAustralia.
What to read after British Socialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barker J. Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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