The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1821 - Books |
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Page 69
... poor savages were found : not only deficient in the comforts of life , but what is still worse , most piteously and unfortunately blind to the miseries of their situation . But no sooner did the benevolent inhabitants of Europe behold ...
... poor savages were found : not only deficient in the comforts of life , but what is still worse , most piteously and unfortunately blind to the miseries of their situation . But no sooner did the benevolent inhabitants of Europe behold ...
Page 314
... poor - laws ; which , by giving to the offspring of paupers a legal claim to paro- chial maintenance , encourage an excessive and unnatural growth of population : more hands are therefore produced than are wanted , the supply of labour ...
... poor - laws ; which , by giving to the offspring of paupers a legal claim to paro- chial maintenance , encourage an excessive and unnatural growth of population : more hands are therefore produced than are wanted , the supply of labour ...
Page 319
... poor arise from the low rate not of nominal but of actual wages , whatever difference of opinion may exist as to the cause which produces that low rate . Savings - banks , friendly societies , private chari- ties , and poor - rates ...
... poor arise from the low rate not of nominal but of actual wages , whatever difference of opinion may exist as to the cause which produces that low rate . Savings - banks , friendly societies , private chari- ties , and poor - rates ...
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