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The usual DEAR LABOUR STIMULA TES INVENTION. 1 4 1 plant required for the construction of the railway had been sent out, and the native labourers were supplied with barrows for the purpose of removing the earth. When these men began to work they were so ignorant of the mechanical advantages to be derived from the use of the barrow, that they placed these vehicles, laden with earth, upon the top of their heads : and it was not without much expostulation that the English foremen were enabled to i...nduce them to try the effect of placing the barrow on a plank, and wheel- ing instead of carrying the load.
It is by improved methods of husbandry, and by superior machinery alone, that agri- culturists are enabled to pay higher wages and higher rents and yet obtain a moderate return on their capital, and some remunera- tion for their scientific education and personal attention to their business.
An examination of these remarkable illus- trations of the ingenuity of man, when his powers are developed by difficulties, confirms the opinion already expressed that the pro- ductive powers of the different nations are 142 WORK AND WAGES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The usual DEAR LABOUR STIMULA TES INVENTION. 1 4 1 plant required for the construction of the railway had been sent out, and the native labourers were supplied with barrows for the purpose of removing the earth. When these men began to work they were so ignorant of the mechanical advantages to be derived from the use of the barrow, that they placed these vehicles, laden with earth, upon the top of their heads : and it was not without much expostulation that the English foremen were enabled to i...nduce them to try the effect of placing the barrow on a plank, and wheel- ing instead of carrying the load.
It is by improved methods of husbandry, and by superior machinery alone, that agri- culturists are enabled to pay higher wages and higher rents and yet obtain a moderate return on their capital, and some remunera- tion for their scientific education and personal attention to their business.
An examination of these remarkable illus- trations of the ingenuity of man, when his powers are developed by difficulties, confirms the opinion already expressed that the pro- ductive powers of the different nations are 142 WORK AND WAGES.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Brassey Brassey to read onlineMoreLess
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