Organized Labor in American History
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Children from birth to maturity were to receive a sufficient amount from the state to provide "full and decent maintenance, according to age and con- dition. " The education of the young was to be provided for at public expense. Inequality in so- cial and economic conditions rendered, he said, "public schools in a measure abortive. " In the writ- '* Carlton, Political Science Quarterly, 1907, vol. 22, pp. 402-404. " Perhaps Thomas Paine should be designated the first American asfrarian. 86 ORGA...NIZED LABOR ings of this radical workingman are foreshadowed many problems which are to-day of vital impor- tance, such as the taxation of inheritances, feeding- school children, paying children to attend school, and workingmen's compensation. "Feed first the hungry; clothe first the naked, or ill-clad; provide comfortable homes for all; by hewing down colossal estates among us and equalizing all property; take care that the animal wants be supplied first; that even the apprehension of want be banished ; and then you will have a good field and good subjects for education.
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Children from birth to maturity were to receive a sufficient amount from the state to provide "full and decent maintenance, according to age and con- dition. " The education of the young was to be provided for at public expense. Inequality in so- cial and economic conditions rendered, he said, "public schools in a measure abortive. " In the writ- '* Carlton, Political Science Quarterly, 1907, vol. 22, pp. 402-404. " Perhaps Thomas Paine should be designated the first American asfrarian. 86 ORGA...NIZED LABOR ings of this radical workingman are foreshadowed many problems which are to-day of vital impor- tance, such as the taxation of inheritances, feeding- school children, paying children to attend school, and workingmen's compensation. "Feed first the hungry; clothe first the naked, or ill-clad; provide comfortable homes for all; by hewing down colossal estates among us and equalizing all property; take care that the animal wants be supplied first; that even the apprehension of want be banished ; and then you will have a good field and good subjects for education.
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