The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1818 - Books |
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Page 64
... Poor - Laws , and the Treatment of the Poor ; with Suggestions for making the Public Annuitants contributory to their Support . By One of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace . 8vo . pp . 64. Ridgway . 1817 . SELDOM , perhaps , has the ...
... Poor - Laws , and the Treatment of the Poor ; with Suggestions for making the Public Annuitants contributory to their Support . By One of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace . 8vo . pp . 64. Ridgway . 1817 . SELDOM , perhaps , has the ...
Page 108
... poor , are no better than the Beys and Mamelukes of Egypt , while they are thus the means of continuing the loath- some tyranny of the poor - laws , the vilest tyranny that ever crushed the liberties of any people . ' When the printing ...
... poor , are no better than the Beys and Mamelukes of Egypt , while they are thus the means of continuing the loath- some tyranny of the poor - laws , the vilest tyranny that ever crushed the liberties of any people . ' When the printing ...
Page 188
... poor - laws ; viz . the encour- agement of the poor in habits of industry and economy ; and , if possible , the rekindling within them that spirit of indepen- dence which seems to have been nearly extinguished in their breasts , so as ...
... poor - laws ; viz . the encour- agement of the poor in habits of industry and economy ; and , if possible , the rekindling within them that spirit of indepen- dence which seems to have been nearly extinguished in their breasts , so as ...
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