Some Ethical Phases of the Labor Question
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The home of the ao^ricultural laborer was not much better ; in fact, in Great Britain and France he has been exceedingly suc- cessfid in maintaining his ignorance and his degraded condition. Sentiment has done much, as I have said, to create false impressions as to the two systems of labor. Goldsmith's Auburn and Crabbe's Village hardly reflect the truest picture of their country's home life. The reports of the Poor Laws Commis- sioners of England are truer exponents of conditions, and show whe...ther the town was during the first fifty years of the new sys- tem staining the country or the country the town. " From the dociunents published by these commissioners it appears that, but for the renovating influence of her manufac- OF THE LABOR QUESTION 117 tures, England would have been overrun with the most ignorant and depraved of men to be met with where civilization has made much progress. It has been in the factory dis- tricts alone that the demoralizing agency of pauperism has been most effectually resisted, and a noble spirit of industry, enterprise, and iQteUigence called forth.
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The home of the ao^ricultural laborer was not much better ; in fact, in Great Britain and France he has been exceedingly suc- cessfid in maintaining his ignorance and his degraded condition. Sentiment has done much, as I have said, to create false impressions as to the two systems of labor. Goldsmith's Auburn and Crabbe's Village hardly reflect the truest picture of their country's home life. The reports of the Poor Laws Commis- sioners of England are truer exponents of conditions, and show whe...ther the town was during the first fifty years of the new sys- tem staining the country or the country the town. " From the dociunents published by these commissioners it appears that, but for the renovating influence of her manufac- OF THE LABOR QUESTION 117 tures, England would have been overrun with the most ignorant and depraved of men to be met with where civilization has made much progress. It has been in the factory dis- tricts alone that the demoralizing agency of pauperism has been most effectually resisted, and a noble spirit of industry, enterprise, and iQteUigence called forth.
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