Poverty
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" Navvies were originally the class of workmen who were employed in the making of navigable canals ; and had not their labour been given some new direction, the same class of workmen would be making navigable canals still. What, then, turned the makers of canals into the makers of railways, and worked, in doing so, a miracle like that of changing land into gold ? The navvies themselves were not the alchemists. They themselves were merely the individual molecules. The workers of the change, the ...creators of the new wealth, were a set of men whose numbers, when compared with the navvies were infinitesimal, and whose names, whose bio- graphies, the parts they played, the reward they received, could be all set down with exactitude in a pamphlet of fifty pages. Granting, which is not the case, that mere labour, without any direction, would suffice to make canals, all the difference between PROGRESS. 83 a canal and a railway, between a barge and a goods train, is the creation, not of the labourer, but of this narrow and numbered minority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Navvies were originally the class of workmen who were employed in the making of navigable canals ; and had not their labour been given some new direction, the same class of workmen would be making navigable canals still. What, then, turned the makers of canals into the makers of railways, and worked, in doing so, a miracle like that of changing land into gold ? The navvies themselves were not the alchemists. They themselves were merely the individual molecules. The workers of the change, the ...creators of the new wealth, were a set of men whose numbers, when compared with the navvies were infinitesimal, and whose names, whose bio- graphies, the parts they played, the reward they received, could be all set down with exactitude in a pamphlet of fifty pages. Granting, which is not the case, that mere labour, without any direction, would suffice to make canals, all the difference between PROGRESS. 83 a canal and a railway, between a barge and a goods train, is the creation, not of the labourer, but of this narrow and numbered minority.
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