The Philosophy of Progress in Human Affairs
The Philosophy of Progress in Human Affairs
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It is probable that fifty years of education and commercial development would leave few skilled workmen entirely de- pendent upon weekly wages, and would multiply indefinitely co-operative associations and arrange- ments by which the artisans were participators in profits, and had a personal interest in the prosperity of the concern to which they were attached. Al- ready the most advanced of the working classes have many of the tastes and pursuits of the better portion of the middle class. They... read the same books, get up concerts and oratorios, study physical science, and exercise a taste and capacity for the fine arts. As these influences expand, the assimila- tion between difierent ranks must progress, for it is not so much money as similarity of pursuits and manners that determines who will associate together.
A democracy too soon emancipated fi'om control is apt to be rude and ofiensive in its bearing ; but there is no reason why the working men of this country should not in a few years become as polished as the middle class are now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is probable that fifty years of education and commercial development would leave few skilled workmen entirely de- pendent upon weekly wages, and would multiply indefinitely co-operative associations and arrange- ments by which the artisans were participators in profits, and had a personal interest in the prosperity of the concern to which they were attached. Al- ready the most advanced of the working classes have many of the tastes and pursuits of the better portion of the middle class. They... read the same books, get up concerts and oratorios, study physical science, and exercise a taste and capacity for the fine arts. As these influences expand, the assimila- tion between difierent ranks must progress, for it is not so much money as similarity of pursuits and manners that determines who will associate together.
A democracy too soon emancipated fi'om control is apt to be rude and ofiensive in its bearing ; but there is no reason why the working men of this country should not in a few years become as polished as the middle class are now.
What to read after The Philosophy of Progress in Human Affairs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Slack, Henry James, 1818-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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