Thrift National Insurance As a Security Against Pauperism With a Memoir of T
Thrift National Insurance As a Security Against Pauperism With a Memoir of T
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" I answer : "No harder for them than for labourers and artisans ; if they have no realised property, they have no real security against ' coming on the parish, ' and should be bound to make their own provision out of the first moneys they are able to earn or otherwise obtain. " But, in real truth, very few of the ratepaying class would be found opposed to the introduction of the plan I suggest, since, firstly, it would not affect men over twenty-one at all, and all these, themselves exempt by ...years, would see that it was desirable enough for minors ; and secondly, the huge advan- tage which the measure would secure in diminishing our disgraceful and wretched pauperism would com- mend it to every ratepayer who could be got to understand its natural effects. The most difficult objections to remove would probably be on the part of non-ratepayers, and even these, I believe, will be found, upon examination, of infinitely less weight than might be at first supposed.
Let us take first the case of the uninsured working man of, say, twenty-five years of age, bearing in mind that the question before him is not whether he must contribute himself, but whether or no the measure proposed would be a good one for youths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I answer : "No harder for them than for labourers and artisans ; if they have no realised property, they have no real security against ' coming on the parish, ' and should be bound to make their own provision out of the first moneys they are able to earn or otherwise obtain. " But, in real truth, very few of the ratepaying class would be found opposed to the introduction of the plan I suggest, since, firstly, it would not affect men over twenty-one at all, and all these, themselves exempt by ...years, would see that it was desirable enough for minors ; and secondly, the huge advan- tage which the measure would secure in diminishing our disgraceful and wretched pauperism would com- mend it to every ratepayer who could be got to understand its natural effects. The most difficult objections to remove would probably be on the part of non-ratepayers, and even these, I believe, will be found, upon examination, of infinitely less weight than might be at first supposed.
Let us take first the case of the uninsured working man of, say, twenty-five years of age, bearing in mind that the question before him is not whether he must contribute himself, but whether or no the measure proposed would be a good one for youths.
What to read after Thrift National Insurance As a Security Against Pauperism With a Memoir of T?
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