Plan of An Improved Income Tax And Real Free-Trade, With An Equitable Mode ...
Plan of An Improved Income Tax And Real Free-Trade, With An Equitable Mode ...
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Five milHons of people in Ireland and three miUions in England and Scotland are ready to answer, after years of practical experience, that these destroy health, diminish strength, and, instead of enduring pleasure, produce only a temporary excitement, which almost invariably ends in nausea, head-ache, fever, loss of appetite, irritabihty of temper, and every variety of disgust and pain. Besides which, the money spent by the poorest person who frequents the gin-shop and the beer-shop on the Sund...ay, when their possession of their week's wages, and command of leisure, induce them to sit for hours at a time over the gill, the tankard, and the pipe, would maintain their families in comfort for several days in succession ; Digitized by LjOOQ IC 68 •nd thus the wires and children are deprived of their proper share of the comfort and enjoyment wnich they have a ri^t to ask at their hushand*s and father's hands.
If persons are travelling, and require food and refreshment on the road, or if persons are Hving at inns and hotels, as inmates of the house, no one desires that any restrictions should he placed on their supphes ; but the gin-shops, beer- shops, and taverns, into which so many thousands who have homes of their own, congregate on the Sundays, are not necessary for such refreshment, and may therefore fairly be put on the same footing as all other shops where provisions, goods, or wares, are sold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Five milHons of people in Ireland and three miUions in England and Scotland are ready to answer, after years of practical experience, that these destroy health, diminish strength, and, instead of enduring pleasure, produce only a temporary excitement, which almost invariably ends in nausea, head-ache, fever, loss of appetite, irritabihty of temper, and every variety of disgust and pain. Besides which, the money spent by the poorest person who frequents the gin-shop and the beer-shop on the Sund...ay, when their possession of their week's wages, and command of leisure, induce them to sit for hours at a time over the gill, the tankard, and the pipe, would maintain their families in comfort for several days in succession ; Digitized by LjOOQ IC 68 •nd thus the wires and children are deprived of their proper share of the comfort and enjoyment wnich they have a ri^t to ask at their hushand*s and father's hands.
If persons are travelling, and require food and refreshment on the road, or if persons are Hving at inns and hotels, as inmates of the house, no one desires that any restrictions should he placed on their supphes ; but the gin-shops, beer- shops, and taverns, into which so many thousands who have homes of their own, congregate on the Sundays, are not necessary for such refreshment, and may therefore fairly be put on the same footing as all other shops where provisions, goods, or wares, are sold.
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