The Elements of Railway Economics
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Fees are charged, under episcopal sanction, to parties about to marry, on one scale if married by banns, and on a higher scale if married by licence ; and at funerals, according as the deceased is buried in an ordinary grave, or in a brick grave, or in a family vault. The underlying principle is clear. Somehow, from all his work, the clergyman, the doctor, the solicitor or the broker must attain an adequate remuneration. That remuneration, if averaged over all the persons he serves, would repre...sent a sum that his poorer clients could not afford to pay. If, then, he refused to serve them, they would suffer, and so would the richer clients, for they would have, by themselves alone, to make up to the solicitor or doctor the total remuneration of which the poorer classes now bear a considerable though not proportionate share.
Yet again. We may pass from the conduct of individuals to the action of the community in its corporate capacity. Our forefathers, thinking truly that the defence of the country was equally the concern of every citizen, levied a poll-tax equal in amount on every inhabitant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fees are charged, under episcopal sanction, to parties about to marry, on one scale if married by banns, and on a higher scale if married by licence ; and at funerals, according as the deceased is buried in an ordinary grave, or in a brick grave, or in a family vault. The underlying principle is clear. Somehow, from all his work, the clergyman, the doctor, the solicitor or the broker must attain an adequate remuneration. That remuneration, if averaged over all the persons he serves, would repre...sent a sum that his poorer clients could not afford to pay. If, then, he refused to serve them, they would suffer, and so would the richer clients, for they would have, by themselves alone, to make up to the solicitor or doctor the total remuneration of which the poorer classes now bear a considerable though not proportionate share.
Yet again. We may pass from the conduct of individuals to the action of the community in its corporate capacity. Our forefathers, thinking truly that the defence of the country was equally the concern of every citizen, levied a poll-tax equal in amount on every inhabitant.
What to read after The Elements of Railway Economics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Mitchell Acworth to read onlineMoreLess
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