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The English boast of their liberty, but there is no liberty in England for the poor. . . . When the poor are incapable of contributing any longer to their own support, they are re- moved to the workhouse. I cannot express the feelings of hope- lessness and dread with which all decent people look on to this wretched termination of a life of labour. ... To this society of wretchedness the labouring poor of England look as their last resting-place on this side of the grave ; and rather than ...enter abodes so miserable, they endure the severest privations as long as it is possible to exist.
These are the words of an Englisliman, who understood the subject about which he wrote. But still it would be an error to suppose that there is no liberty, even for the poor in England. On the contrary, m many of the essential elements of free- dom, our own Constitution and laws are founded upon the Constitution and laws of Great Britain.
The e\dls to which reference is made grow naturally out of that system of free labour which is a con- sequence of the present systems of civilised govern- ments throughout the world ; and though they 106 THE SOUTH VINDICATED.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
The English boast of their liberty, but there is no liberty in England for the poor. . . . When the poor are incapable of contributing any longer to their own support, they are re- moved to the workhouse. I cannot express the feelings of hope- lessness and dread with which all decent people look on to this wretched termination of a life of labour. ... To this society of wretchedness the labouring poor of England look as their last resting-place on this side of the grave ; and rather than ...enter abodes so miserable, they endure the severest privations as long as it is possible to exist.
These are the words of an Englisliman, who understood the subject about which he wrote. But still it would be an error to suppose that there is no liberty, even for the poor in England. On the contrary, m many of the essential elements of free- dom, our own Constitution and laws are founded upon the Constitution and laws of Great Britain.
The e\dls to which reference is made grow naturally out of that system of free labour which is a con- sequence of the present systems of civilised govern- ments throughout the world ; and though they 106 THE SOUTH VINDICATED.
What to read after The South Vindicated : Being a Series of Letters Written for the American Press During the Canvass for the Presidency in 1860, With a Letter to Lord Brougham On the John Brown Raid, And a Survey of the Result of the Presidential Contest, And Its Consequen?
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