Capital And Labor
Capital And Labor
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We are startled when we see that Borne 's economic condition was on a parallel with ours, before her down- fall. She held her head high above contemporary pub- lic states and was proud, supposing herself to be with- out a peer. Theodore Mommsen, that far-sighted Ger- man, who, according to several critics, wrote the best history since Gibbon laid down the pen, said in volume 4, page 607, in his history of Borne : "In consequence of this economic system, based both on its agrarian and mercantile... aspects, on masses of capital and speculation, there arose a most fearful disproportion in the distribution of wealth. " How about our own country, with its ever-increasing wealth, far beyond the power of accurate estimation? Over one-half of all this great wealth is owned by less than one per cent, of our population, and at the same time, one-half of our population is not receiving enough for its labor to live respectably according to the American standard.
There never was a stronger example of wealth dis- proportion than is furnished by our own country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are startled when we see that Borne 's economic condition was on a parallel with ours, before her down- fall. She held her head high above contemporary pub- lic states and was proud, supposing herself to be with- out a peer. Theodore Mommsen, that far-sighted Ger- man, who, according to several critics, wrote the best history since Gibbon laid down the pen, said in volume 4, page 607, in his history of Borne : "In consequence of this economic system, based both on its agrarian and mercantile... aspects, on masses of capital and speculation, there arose a most fearful disproportion in the distribution of wealth. " How about our own country, with its ever-increasing wealth, far beyond the power of accurate estimation? Over one-half of all this great wealth is owned by less than one per cent, of our population, and at the same time, one-half of our population is not receiving enough for its labor to live respectably according to the American standard.
There never was a stronger example of wealth dis- proportion than is furnished by our own country.
What to read after Capital And Labor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Shuler Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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