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Page 427
... labour beyond their powers , and a consequent relaxation of that compulsory system by which ex- cessive labour was produced , are the blessings derived from the altered management of late years . The stoppage of fresh im- portations has ...
... labour beyond their powers , and a consequent relaxation of that compulsory system by which ex- cessive labour was produced , are the blessings derived from the altered management of late years . The stoppage of fresh im- portations has ...
Page 429
... labour is relieved both in and out of doors by the substitution of machinery . The steam - engine has been found , wherever it has been introduced , to answer completely , and to supersede the necessity of night - labour . On the sub ...
... labour is relieved both in and out of doors by the substitution of machinery . The steam - engine has been found , wherever it has been introduced , to answer completely , and to supersede the necessity of night - labour . On the sub ...
Page 461
... labour sustained in this way by Spain at nearly 200,00cl . a - day . Within the last half century , several steps have been taken for the dissemination of improvement in Spain : but , unluckily , there as in Ireland , they have received ...
... labour sustained in this way by Spain at nearly 200,00cl . a - day . Within the last half century , several steps have been taken for the dissemination of improvement in Spain : but , unluckily , there as in Ireland , they have received ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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