Sudden Death
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The subject I have so painfully dwelt upon, connecting itself, as it naturally does, with the unusual occurrence of a state such as I have alluded to in the case of Preston, is cal- culated to suggest how necessary it was, on the part of our rulers, that they should have looked with corresponding vigilance to the events there transpiring. But the govern- ment, on the contrary, throughout the period, appears to have considered the whole affair 166 EARLY DESTEUCTION OF as a mere question of labou...r and profit to be settled between operatives and their employ- ers, likely to subside and settle itself (as in- deed it has since done), after some heavy pecuniary losses, and nothing more. It never was dreamt or imagined that a much severer loss — that of human life at its tenderest age — would be incurred (as I have shown on incontrovertible evidence), which ought to have been foreseen and guarded against.
Did it never occur to our rulers that there would be another account of these dark trans- actions to be settled as between them and the Giver of life, for neglecting to watch, with a scrutinizing eye, over the existence of the younger offspring of those whom they go- verned, while placed in a situation of un- paralleled difficulties, certain to lead either to an obvious or to a less natural increase of premature deaths 1 In seeking farther among these sad regis- ters for evidence, either of the early destruc- LIFE IN ENGLAND.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The subject I have so painfully dwelt upon, connecting itself, as it naturally does, with the unusual occurrence of a state such as I have alluded to in the case of Preston, is cal- culated to suggest how necessary it was, on the part of our rulers, that they should have looked with corresponding vigilance to the events there transpiring. But the govern- ment, on the contrary, throughout the period, appears to have considered the whole affair 166 EARLY DESTEUCTION OF as a mere question of labou...r and profit to be settled between operatives and their employ- ers, likely to subside and settle itself (as in- deed it has since done), after some heavy pecuniary losses, and nothing more. It never was dreamt or imagined that a much severer loss — that of human life at its tenderest age — would be incurred (as I have shown on incontrovertible evidence), which ought to have been foreseen and guarded against.
Did it never occur to our rulers that there would be another account of these dark trans- actions to be settled as between them and the Giver of life, for neglecting to watch, with a scrutinizing eye, over the existence of the younger offspring of those whom they go- verned, while placed in a situation of un- paralleled difficulties, certain to lead either to an obvious or to a less natural increase of premature deaths 1 In seeking farther among these sad regis- ters for evidence, either of the early destruc- LIFE IN ENGLAND.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Granville, A. B. (Augustus Bozzi), 1783-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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