Your Part in Poverty
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She joined the agitation in support of the strikers. Having oc- casion to see her lawyer on business she was horrified to find that most of her income came from shares in the very company she was de- 56 TOUR PART IN POVERTY nouncing. She was a sleeping partner in the robbery and exploitation she had denounced. She thought things out and decided to spend her life with the workers in an effort to bring about a com- plete change in the relationships between men and women of all classes.
How many p...eople realise the struggle to live which children of the working classes are called upon to endure ? Dr. Saleeby and other writers have done a great work in calling public attention to the wicked waste of child life, most of which is preventable. Mr. Herbert Samuel, in his preface to " Maternity " (letters from working women, collected by the Women's Co-operative Guild), says: " How quickly social evils will yield to treatment is seen in the fact that in ten years the campaign against infant mortality has reduced the death rate among infants under one year of age by nearly one third.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She joined the agitation in support of the strikers. Having oc- casion to see her lawyer on business she was horrified to find that most of her income came from shares in the very company she was de- 56 TOUR PART IN POVERTY nouncing. She was a sleeping partner in the robbery and exploitation she had denounced. She thought things out and decided to spend her life with the workers in an effort to bring about a com- plete change in the relationships between men and women of all classes.
How many p...eople realise the struggle to live which children of the working classes are called upon to endure ? Dr. Saleeby and other writers have done a great work in calling public attention to the wicked waste of child life, most of which is preventable. Mr. Herbert Samuel, in his preface to " Maternity " (letters from working women, collected by the Women's Co-operative Guild), says: " How quickly social evils will yield to treatment is seen in the fact that in ten years the campaign against infant mortality has reduced the death rate among infants under one year of age by nearly one third.
What to read after Your Part in Poverty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lansbury to read onlineMoreLess
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