Thomas Poole And His Friends volume 2
Thomas Poole And His Friends volume 2
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The subject is too large for a letter. The outline of my conclusions is, that the Poor Rate is a great evil, more in the trouble it gives than even in the expense, and I much question whether it does any good at all. As to building and managing Workhouses, I look upon it to be a radical and universal absurdity to expect maintenance so cheap, or work so productive, from persons under coercion (I do not quite venture the parallel of slave labour), as from those who are struggling to maintain them...selves and to improve their condition in life. I am surprized at myself for having been so long blind to this. I do not mean that I was ever an advocate 240 THOMAS POOLE AND HIS FRIENDS chap, x for Workhouses, but I never scouted them as I ought always to have done. True, I never thought much about the matter. I think I could make (or will you say feign ?) a splendid representation of what England would have now been uncursed by Poor Laws. You know I do not hate a thing by halves. ... " ' I have read the Friend^ wrote Josiah Wedgwood, ^ with a far deeper and more unqualified dissatisfaction, ' but I do not think it will either raise Coleridge's reputa- tion, or do much good, for very few, I presume, can understand it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The subject is too large for a letter. The outline of my conclusions is, that the Poor Rate is a great evil, more in the trouble it gives than even in the expense, and I much question whether it does any good at all. As to building and managing Workhouses, I look upon it to be a radical and universal absurdity to expect maintenance so cheap, or work so productive, from persons under coercion (I do not quite venture the parallel of slave labour), as from those who are struggling to maintain them...selves and to improve their condition in life. I am surprized at myself for having been so long blind to this. I do not mean that I was ever an advocate 240 THOMAS POOLE AND HIS FRIENDS chap, x for Workhouses, but I never scouted them as I ought always to have done. True, I never thought much about the matter. I think I could make (or will you say feign ?) a splendid representation of what England would have now been uncursed by Poor Laws. You know I do not hate a thing by halves. ... " ' I have read the Friend^ wrote Josiah Wedgwood, ^ with a far deeper and more unqualified dissatisfaction, ' but I do not think it will either raise Coleridge's reputa- tion, or do much good, for very few, I presume, can understand it.
What to read after Thomas Poole And His Friends volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret E Poole Sandford to read onlineMoreLess
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