Social Studies
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"* Of our own day, Mr. Fawcett tells us that " the in- crease of national prosperity has as yet effected no correspond- ing improvement in the condition of the laboring classes. " f A statement, this, easily to be credited, when we find that two thirds *" England as It Is. " Quoted in Carey's " Social Science. " f " Manual of Political Economy, " p. 133.
310 ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
of the population toil, that the other third may be exempted from toil * ; that about seven thousand persons hold four... fifths of the soil of Great Britain f ; that ten or twelve persons own half the land of Scotland J ; that seven million five hundred thousand acres of land are left waste in a crowded country ; that nearly a million of human beings are pauperized, or one in every twenty-one of the population | ; that eight thousand five hundred persons have an incomf? averaging $25, 000, twenty-two million an income averaging $455, and about four million five hundred thousand an income averaging $150 per annum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"* Of our own day, Mr. Fawcett tells us that " the in- crease of national prosperity has as yet effected no correspond- ing improvement in the condition of the laboring classes. " f A statement, this, easily to be credited, when we find that two thirds *" England as It Is. " Quoted in Carey's " Social Science. " f " Manual of Political Economy, " p. 133.
310 ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
of the population toil, that the other third may be exempted from toil * ; that about seven thousand persons hold four... fifths of the soil of Great Britain f ; that ten or twelve persons own half the land of Scotland J ; that seven million five hundred thousand acres of land are left waste in a crowded country ; that nearly a million of human beings are pauperized, or one in every twenty-one of the population | ; that eight thousand five hundred persons have an incomf? averaging $25, 000, twenty-two million an income averaging $455, and about four million five hundred thousand an income averaging $150 per annum.
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