Pensions And Pauperism
Pensions And Pauperism
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; heard from thousands of public platforms; and (I am sorry to say) used by Mr, Charles Booth in corroborating his own valuable researches — non tali auxilioy nee defensoribus istis tempus eget, should have been his cry— is a statement to the effect that one in every two of the wage-earning classes who pass the age of 65 die as paupers. Some- times the 50 per cent, falls off a little, and only reaches 45 per cent., or 'nearly one in every two,' and we have known it, on rare occasions, get so lo...w Digiti zed by Google Pensions and Pauperism. 35 as 40 per cent. ; while some economic authorities put it this way, *that 45 per cent, of all persons in England who reach the age of 60 years die as paupers ;* there are slight variations.
Now for the basis of this — if correct — truly lamentable economic condition of the working-classes.
I give it in the form it has assumed in the article on * State Pensions * (manifestly written by one of Canon Blackley's most trusted adherents) in 'Hazell's Annual' (1892), as many inquirers will doubtless draw their information from this well-known source.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; heard from thousands of public platforms; and (I am sorry to say) used by Mr, Charles Booth in corroborating his own valuable researches — non tali auxilioy nee defensoribus istis tempus eget, should have been his cry— is a statement to the effect that one in every two of the wage-earning classes who pass the age of 65 die as paupers. Some- times the 50 per cent, falls off a little, and only reaches 45 per cent., or 'nearly one in every two,' and we have known it, on rare occasions, get so lo...w Digiti zed by Google Pensions and Pauperism. 35 as 40 per cent. ; while some economic authorities put it this way, *that 45 per cent, of all persons in England who reach the age of 60 years die as paupers ;* there are slight variations.
Now for the basis of this — if correct — truly lamentable economic condition of the working-classes.
I give it in the form it has assumed in the article on * State Pensions * (manifestly written by one of Canon Blackley's most trusted adherents) in 'Hazell's Annual' (1892), as many inquirers will doubtless draw their information from this well-known source.
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