Political Pamphlets
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But I should be glad to know howthe sinecure placemen and lady pensioners have assisted to createfood and raiment, or the means of producing them. The labourer who isout of work or ill, to-day, may be able to work, and set to workto-morrow. While those placemen and pensioners never can work; or, atleast, it is clear that they never intend to do it.
You have been represented by the _Times_ newspaper, by the _Courier_, by the _Morning Post_, by the _Morning Herald_, and others, as the_scum_ of so...ciety. They say that you have no business at publicmeetings; that you are rabble, and that you pay no taxes. Theseinsolent hirelings, who wallow in wealth, would not be able to puttheir abuse of you in print were it not for your labour. You createall that is an object of taxation; for even the land itself would begood for nothing without your labour. But are you not taxed? Do youpay no taxes? One of the correspondents of the Board of Agriculturehas said that care has been taken to lay as little tax as possible onthe articles used by you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I should be glad to know howthe sinecure placemen and lady pensioners have assisted to createfood and raiment, or the means of producing them. The labourer who isout of work or ill, to-day, may be able to work, and set to workto-morrow. While those placemen and pensioners never can work; or, atleast, it is clear that they never intend to do it.
You have been represented by the _Times_ newspaper, by the _Courier_, by the _Morning Post_, by the _Morning Herald_, and others, as the_scum_ of so...ciety. They say that you have no business at publicmeetings; that you are rabble, and that you pay no taxes. Theseinsolent hirelings, who wallow in wealth, would not be able to puttheir abuse of you in print were it not for your labour. You createall that is an object of taxation; for even the land itself would begood for nothing without your labour. But are you not taxed? Do youpay no taxes? One of the correspondents of the Board of Agriculturehas said that care has been taken to lay as little tax as possible onthe articles used by you.
What to read after Political Pamphlets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saintsbury George to read onlineMoreLess
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