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In accurate terms , it is “ the art of establishing the maximum inequality in our own
favour . ... Inequalities of wealth , unjustly established , have assuredly injured the
nation in which they exist during their establishment ; and , unjustly directed ...
In accurate terms , it is “ the art of establishing the maximum inequality in our own
favour . ... Inequalities of wealth , unjustly established , have assuredly injured the
nation in which they exist during their establishment ; and , unjustly directed ...
Page 137
The excellence of that system lay , not so much in the careful learning of a trade (
which might often be mastered in less than seven years ) , but in the relation
established between adult workers and the young . 25. The long sentence ...
The excellence of that system lay , not so much in the careful learning of a trade (
which might often be mastered in less than seven years ) , but in the relation
established between adult workers and the young . 25. The long sentence ...
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( 61 ) Give a short sketch of the school you would like to see established on these
lines , its curriculum and time - table . 2. ( 69 ) Describe any such manufactories
and work . shops , and their purpose . THE ROOTS OF HONOUR 3. ( 10 , note ) ...
( 61 ) Give a short sketch of the school you would like to see established on these
lines , its curriculum and time - table . 2. ( 69 ) Describe any such manufactories
and work . shops , and their purpose . THE ROOTS OF HONOUR 3. ( 10 , note ) ...
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