The Labour Question in Britain
The Labour Question in Britain
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He is an engineer in the French sense, with the additional English characteristic of extensive foreign travel and prolonged residence abroad.
Mr. Hood's father, however, who is now at the head of several collieries, did not attain his position by such means.
At the age of ten he was working at the surface, and is entirely a self-made man, so that there are other modes of becoming an engineer than those which were at his son's disposal.
In my visits to the mine I was accompanied by Mr.
Armstrong..., who is also a self-made man. He never wielded the pick, but he has been employed in mines since his child- hood. He has not only a practical knowledge of all branches of the work, but he has also been able to make a living by the use to which he has put it. His elementary education enabled him to survey the workings, and to act as a sort of under- ground geometer. At the same time that he was acquiring the most valuable practical experience by constant dealings with the colliers, by superintending their work, and by his exact knowledge of the workings, he was also attending special evening, and sometimes afternoon, classes in Edinburgh, which ultimately enabled him to obtain a certificate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is an engineer in the French sense, with the additional English characteristic of extensive foreign travel and prolonged residence abroad.
Mr. Hood's father, however, who is now at the head of several collieries, did not attain his position by such means.
At the age of ten he was working at the surface, and is entirely a self-made man, so that there are other modes of becoming an engineer than those which were at his son's disposal.
In my visits to the mine I was accompanied by Mr.
Armstrong..., who is also a self-made man. He never wielded the pick, but he has been employed in mines since his child- hood. He has not only a practical knowledge of all branches of the work, but he has also been able to make a living by the use to which he has put it. His elementary education enabled him to survey the workings, and to act as a sort of under- ground geometer. At the same time that he was acquiring the most valuable practical experience by constant dealings with the colliers, by superintending their work, and by his exact knowledge of the workings, he was also attending special evening, and sometimes afternoon, classes in Edinburgh, which ultimately enabled him to obtain a certificate.
What to read after The Labour Question in Britain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rousiers, Paul De, 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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