Equality
Equality
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" "And did the workers and the capitalists whose interests were threatenedby the progress of invention take practical means of resisting thatprogress and suppressing the inventions and the inventors?" "They did all they could in that way. If the working-men had been strongenough they would have put an absolute veto on inventions of any sorttending to diminish the demand for crude hand labor in their respectivecrafts. As it was, they did all it was possible for them to accomplish inthat directio...n by trades-union dictation and mob violence; nor can anyone blame the poor fellows for resisting to the utmost improvements whichimproved them out of the means of livelihood. A machine gun would havebeen scarcely more deadly if turned upon the workingmen of that day thana labor-saving machine. In those bitter times a man thrown out of theemployment he had fitted himself for might about as well have been shot, and if he were not able to get any other work, as so many were not, hewould have been altogether better off had he been killed in battle withthe drum and fife to cheer him and the hope of a pension for his family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "And did the workers and the capitalists whose interests were threatenedby the progress of invention take practical means of resisting thatprogress and suppressing the inventions and the inventors?" "They did all they could in that way. If the working-men had been strongenough they would have put an absolute veto on inventions of any sorttending to diminish the demand for crude hand labor in their respectivecrafts. As it was, they did all it was possible for them to accomplish inthat directio...n by trades-union dictation and mob violence; nor can anyone blame the poor fellows for resisting to the utmost improvements whichimproved them out of the means of livelihood. A machine gun would havebeen scarcely more deadly if turned upon the workingmen of that day thana labor-saving machine. In those bitter times a man thrown out of theemployment he had fitted himself for might about as well have been shot, and if he were not able to get any other work, as so many were not, hewould have been altogether better off had he been killed in battle withthe drum and fife to cheer him and the hope of a pension for his family.
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