The Hireling And the Slave
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87 Chapel, in a few days eacli would have a tenant." — Sani- tary Reports.
In a petition from the English miners to Parliament, it is stated that one tenth of their number, perish every year.
It is there that young children are compelled to work.
7.
In the Sanitary Report, a witness says of a particular parish, "I believe this parish most fearfully demoralized.
It is said that twenty years ago there was not one young female cottager of virtuous character ; there was not one man who was not, or ...had not been a drunkard, and theft and fighting were universal.
At an inquest in Leeds, as stated in a Leeds paper, it was asserted by the Coroner, and assented to by the Surgeon as probable, that three hundred children, in Leeds alone, were put to death yearly, to avoid the consequences of their liv- insf, and the murderers are never discovered.
9.
The Sanitary Report states that, for three years prece- ding it, typhus, scarlet fever, and small pox were never absent from many hamlets and towns — the Royal town of Windsor being the worst of all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
87 Chapel, in a few days eacli would have a tenant." — Sani- tary Reports.
In a petition from the English miners to Parliament, it is stated that one tenth of their number, perish every year.
It is there that young children are compelled to work.
7.
In the Sanitary Report, a witness says of a particular parish, "I believe this parish most fearfully demoralized.
It is said that twenty years ago there was not one young female cottager of virtuous character ; there was not one man who was not, or ...had not been a drunkard, and theft and fighting were universal.
At an inquest in Leeds, as stated in a Leeds paper, it was asserted by the Coroner, and assented to by the Surgeon as probable, that three hundred children, in Leeds alone, were put to death yearly, to avoid the consequences of their liv- insf, and the murderers are never discovered.
9.
The Sanitary Report states that, for three years prece- ding it, typhus, scarlet fever, and small pox were never absent from many hamlets and towns — the Royal town of Windsor being the worst of all.
What to read after The Hireling And the Slave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grayson, William J. (William John), 1788-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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