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A similar standpoint is adopted by the London County Council in the management of its tramway system. In 191 1 there were 1,684 workmen's cars running daily, with a mileage of 17,928 miles per day.^ After all, however, this matter of differen- tiation is a subordinate one. The funda- mental question as to the wisdom or otherwise of properly arranged subsidies upon the housing accommodation offered to the poor still remains to be faced. Ought housing accommodation to be treated as education and ...insurance are now treated, or ought it to be left, like food and clothing, without the support of any subsidy? I myself approach this question with a major premise that some would dispute. I believe it to be right that the well-to-do should be summoned by the 1. Hoiisinff of the Working Classes, L.C.C. Report, 1913, p. 108.
SOME ASPECTS OF THE HOUSING PROBLEM 63 State to help their poorer neighbours when- ever that summons can be enforced without evoking gravely injurious reactions upon the production of weath and, therewith, ultimately upon the fortunes of the poor themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A similar standpoint is adopted by the London County Council in the management of its tramway system. In 191 1 there were 1,684 workmen's cars running daily, with a mileage of 17,928 miles per day.^ After all, however, this matter of differen- tiation is a subordinate one. The funda- mental question as to the wisdom or otherwise of properly arranged subsidies upon the housing accommodation offered to the poor still remains to be faced. Ought housing accommodation to be treated as education and ...insurance are now treated, or ought it to be left, like food and clothing, without the support of any subsidy? I myself approach this question with a major premise that some would dispute. I believe it to be right that the well-to-do should be summoned by the 1. Hoiisinff of the Working Classes, L.C.C. Report, 1913, p. 108.
SOME ASPECTS OF THE HOUSING PROBLEM 63 State to help their poorer neighbours when- ever that summons can be enforced without evoking gravely injurious reactions upon the production of weath and, therewith, ultimately upon the fortunes of the poor themselves.
What to read after Lectures On Housing ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowntree, B. Seebohm (Benjamin Seebohm), 1871-1954 to read onlineMoreLess
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