The History of Co Operation volume 2
The History of Co Operation volume 2
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Water or milk was to be their only beverage. A more humble or abstemious band of warriors were never brought into the 1 Itwas Mr. Schofield, a banker, whose son was subsequently member for Birmingham, whose threat to march upon London the Duke of Wellington brought before the House of Lords. This was middle-class, not working-class intimidation.
VOL. Ii. 34 5H HISTORY OF CO-OPERATION field than those whom Colonel Macerone sought to assemble.
About 1830 a penny pamphlet was published by C. Benne...tt, of 37, Holywell Street, entitled " Edmund's Citizen Soldier. " The first portion was " That true citizen- soldier, Colonel Macerone, remarks that the population or most countries are much better acquainted with the use of arms and with the practice of military movements than the English citizens are. Every man, and almost every boy in America possesses the unerring rifle. In France, one man in every ten has seen military service. England, however, is the great workshop for arms for all the world, and the fault is our own if we learn not the use of the things we make.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Water or milk was to be their only beverage. A more humble or abstemious band of warriors were never brought into the 1 Itwas Mr. Schofield, a banker, whose son was subsequently member for Birmingham, whose threat to march upon London the Duke of Wellington brought before the House of Lords. This was middle-class, not working-class intimidation.
VOL. Ii. 34 5H HISTORY OF CO-OPERATION field than those whom Colonel Macerone sought to assemble.
About 1830 a penny pamphlet was published by C. Benne...tt, of 37, Holywell Street, entitled " Edmund's Citizen Soldier. " The first portion was " That true citizen- soldier, Colonel Macerone, remarks that the population or most countries are much better acquainted with the use of arms and with the practice of military movements than the English citizens are. Every man, and almost every boy in America possesses the unerring rifle. In France, one man in every ten has seen military service. England, however, is the great workshop for arms for all the world, and the fault is our own if we learn not the use of the things we make.
What to read after The History of Co Operation volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Jacob Holyoake to read onlineMoreLess
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