The North American Review volume 209
The North American Review volume 209
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How is England going to revivify her agriculture if the price of everything she raises is controlled by Argen tina, but every article of manufacture is raised to the nth price by ar bitrary labor exactions? We can see the situation very well, looking across the Atlantic. It is precisely the same here. Labor may be down-trodden, but it is quite attractive enough to empty the farms adjacent to the great industries. The Indians tilled more of Rhode Island than Americans do. They tilled more of Con...necticut and Mass achusetts. Stop the importation of foreign agriculturists, and see where the milk and butter and eggs will come from. Can any sane man LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 571 think that the two thousand hands in a brass mill are as valuable to the state as they would be on the farms they have deserted ? And is it conceivable that men will choose a fourteen-hour farm day and bare subsistence in preference to a forty-four hour week, pensions, profit- sharing, and inflated wages ? I trow not. They won't and they don't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How is England going to revivify her agriculture if the price of everything she raises is controlled by Argen tina, but every article of manufacture is raised to the nth price by ar bitrary labor exactions? We can see the situation very well, looking across the Atlantic. It is precisely the same here. Labor may be down-trodden, but it is quite attractive enough to empty the farms adjacent to the great industries. The Indians tilled more of Rhode Island than Americans do. They tilled more of Con...necticut and Mass achusetts. Stop the importation of foreign agriculturists, and see where the milk and butter and eggs will come from. Can any sane man LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 571 think that the two thousand hands in a brass mill are as valuable to the state as they would be on the farms they have deserted ? And is it conceivable that men will choose a fourteen-hour farm day and bare subsistence in preference to a forty-four hour week, pensions, profit- sharing, and inflated wages ? I trow not. They won't and they don't.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eldredge Zoeth Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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