Economic Notes On English Agricultural Wages
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Will the labourers, though receiving better wages, be actually happier or develop a stronger and better humanity in a society thus reduced in bulk ? Any one who has lived in a village must have felt how much the smaller amenities of social life, at least, are dependent on the number of persons in the village. For cricket or football you must have an eleven. To give interest and reality to a flower- show or to village sports, you must have a certain number of competitors in each class. The young... labourer does not enjoy a village fair when there is "nobody about." How can a harvest festival be interesting when it only means " two or three " dotted about a large area of nearly empty pews in a church built to suit mediaeval ideas of the dignity of worship ? How can a choral society be successful in a hamlet where there is only one tenor who "knows his notes," and he develops laryngitis just before the annual concert ? At the same time, one compensating circumstance must not be lost sight of.
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Will the labourers, though receiving better wages, be actually happier or develop a stronger and better humanity in a society thus reduced in bulk ? Any one who has lived in a village must have felt how much the smaller amenities of social life, at least, are dependent on the number of persons in the village. For cricket or football you must have an eleven. To give interest and reality to a flower- show or to village sports, you must have a certain number of competitors in each class. The young... labourer does not enjoy a village fair when there is "nobody about." How can a harvest festival be interesting when it only means " two or three " dotted about a large area of nearly empty pews in a church built to suit mediaeval ideas of the dignity of worship ? How can a choral society be successful in a hamlet where there is only one tenor who "knows his notes," and he develops laryngitis just before the annual concert ? At the same time, one compensating circumstance must not be lost sight of.
What to read after Economic Notes On English Agricultural Wages?
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