Report On Labour Colonies
Report On Labour Colonies
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Time Table.
Recreation.
Industries.
Painting.
Shoemaking.
Bookbinding.
Tailoring.
Household Work.
Cooking.
Agriculture.
Description of Land.
Summer : Rising bell, 4.35 a.m. ; breakfast, 5 a.m. ; work begins, r> a.m. ; second breakfast, 12 noon; work from 1 to 7 p.m. The men take lunch with them to the fields.
There are four meals per day — first and second breakfast, dinner, supper. The meals are substantial. * Lard is used instead of butter.
The bread is made from rye. Beer is supplied only on... feast dayat The assistants on the colony staff have their meals in the common dining- room, but at a separate table.
There are two large recreation-rooms on the ground floor. It is fitted with four long tables. There is a small library, not wholly but largely consisting of religious books. The maintenance of the library costs £5 annually. The floor of the room is covered with sand. A. lavatory adjoins the recreation-rooma Almost all of the men are employed in the fields, in the market garden, or in the farmyard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time Table.
Recreation.
Industries.
Painting.
Shoemaking.
Bookbinding.
Tailoring.
Household Work.
Cooking.
Agriculture.
Description of Land.
Summer : Rising bell, 4.35 a.m. ; breakfast, 5 a.m. ; work begins, r> a.m. ; second breakfast, 12 noon; work from 1 to 7 p.m. The men take lunch with them to the fields.
There are four meals per day — first and second breakfast, dinner, supper. The meals are substantial. * Lard is used instead of butter.
The bread is made from rye. Beer is supplied only on... feast dayat The assistants on the colony staff have their meals in the common dining- room, but at a separate table.
There are two large recreation-rooms on the ground floor. It is fitted with four long tables. There is a small library, not wholly but largely consisting of religious books. The maintenance of the library costs £5 annually. The floor of the room is covered with sand. A. lavatory adjoins the recreation-rooma Almost all of the men are employed in the fields, in the market garden, or in the farmyard.
What to read after Report On Labour Colonies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mavor, Association for Improving the Condition of the People. Committee of Labour Centres to read onlineMoreLess
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