Facts for the Laboring Man By a Laboring Man
Facts for the Laboring Man By a Laboring Man
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, | with diet l.^d. , ^ " I without 4d ) without :td.
In harvest, every mower, by the day, ! ; with diet 4il. , ■'''■" ( \ without (id.
A reaper, ditto, with diet 3d. , / without (id, A carter, ditto, witl. Diet 3d, ( without 5d.
A woman, and other laborers, ditto i with diet 21d. , ( without 4id, Wade also says — -" So late as the reign of Queen Mary, the dwelling of an Rnglish pi'asant was little superior in comfort and cleanli- ness to what we oliservo in the clay-built hovels of the Irish. ...The dwellings of the common people, according to Erasmus, hid not yet alt lined the convenience of a chimney to lot out the smoke, and the flooring of their huts was nothing bnt the btire ground ; their beds consisted of straw, among which was an ancient accumulation of lilth and refuse, with a h \rd block of wood for a pillow. And such in general was the situation of the laboring classes through- out Kiirope, Fortescue, w1m> wrote in the reign of Henry VI. , speaking of the French peasantry, says, ' Tliay drink wat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, | with diet l.^d. , ^ " I without 4d ) without :td.
In harvest, every mower, by the day, ! ; with diet 4il. , ■'''■" ( \ without (id.
A reaper, ditto, with diet 3d. , / without (id, A carter, ditto, witl. Diet 3d, ( without 5d.
A woman, and other laborers, ditto i with diet 21d. , ( without 4id, Wade also says — -" So late as the reign of Queen Mary, the dwelling of an Rnglish pi'asant was little superior in comfort and cleanli- ness to what we oliservo in the clay-built hovels of the Irish. ...The dwellings of the common people, according to Erasmus, hid not yet alt lined the convenience of a chimney to lot out the smoke, and the flooring of their huts was nothing bnt the btire ground ; their beds consisted of straw, among which was an ancient accumulation of lilth and refuse, with a h \rd block of wood for a pillow. And such in general was the situation of the laboring classes through- out Kiirope, Fortescue, w1m> wrote in the reign of Henry VI. , speaking of the French peasantry, says, ' Tliay drink wat.
What to read after Facts for the Laboring Man By a Laboring Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas R Thomas Robinson Hazard to read onlineMoreLess
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