The Claims of Labour
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Mackinnon’s “Smoke Prohibition” Bill, amidst the hubbub oflegislation, has great difficulty in finding the attention which itreally deserves. The truth is, this smoke nuisance is one of the mostcurious instances how little pains men will take to rid themselves fromevils which attack them only indirectly. If the pecuniary injury done tothe inhabitants of great towns by smoke could only be put in the form ofa smoke rate, what unwearied agitation there would be against it. Butsurely we ought not t...o view with less hostility, because of its silentnoxiousness, a thing which injures the health of our children, if not ofpeople of all ages, disfigures our public buildings, createsuncleanliness and gives an excuse for it, affects in some degree thespirits of all persons who live under it, renders manufacturing townsless welcome places of residence for the higher classes (which is whatbrings it in connexion with the subject of this Essay); and is, thereby, peculiarly injurious to the labouring population.
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Mackinnon’s “Smoke Prohibition” Bill, amidst the hubbub oflegislation, has great difficulty in finding the attention which itreally deserves. The truth is, this smoke nuisance is one of the mostcurious instances how little pains men will take to rid themselves fromevils which attack them only indirectly. If the pecuniary injury done tothe inhabitants of great towns by smoke could only be put in the form ofa smoke rate, what unwearied agitation there would be against it. Butsurely we ought not t...o view with less hostility, because of its silentnoxiousness, a thing which injures the health of our children, if not ofpeople of all ages, disfigures our public buildings, createsuncleanliness and gives an excuse for it, affects in some degree thespirits of all persons who live under it, renders manufacturing townsless welcome places of residence for the higher classes (which is whatbrings it in connexion with the subject of this Essay); and is, thereby, peculiarly injurious to the labouring population.
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