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We have , for example , bone - boiling establishments , which is a legitimate trade
, and the legislature interferes . Q . You set out in the beginning by saying the
legislature should not interfere between the employer and the employed as to the
...
We have , for example , bone - boiling establishments , which is a legitimate trade
, and the legislature interferes . Q . You set out in the beginning by saying the
legislature should not interfere between the employer and the employed as to the
...
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The object would be this : the capital of the community is this fruit which I have
been speaking of in the first part of my examination which comes out of labor ,
and these twelve ( the whole number ) must be kept employed in order that there
may ...
The object would be this : the capital of the community is this fruit which I have
been speaking of in the first part of my examination which comes out of labor ,
and these twelve ( the whole number ) must be kept employed in order that there
may ...
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That would employ muscular labor and would dispense with the use of
machinery and would accomplish all the ... of labor , you would still have kept all
employed , your capital would be still invested , and your market would be
protected .
That would employ muscular labor and would dispense with the use of
machinery and would accomplish all the ... of labor , you would still have kept all
employed , your capital would be still invested , and your market would be
protected .
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When I built my house on Madison avenue , twenty - six years ago , the common
laboring men employed on it received ... Do you not think that the employing
classes have also got on an extravagant scale of expenditure as well as the
laboring ...
When I built my house on Madison avenue , twenty - six years ago , the common
laboring men employed on it received ... Do you not think that the employing
classes have also got on an extravagant scale of expenditure as well as the
laboring ...
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575 88 Hands employed per establishment . 12 . 25 258 87 526 , 111 , 498 149 ,
252 , 902 57 . 2 pc . 1 , 144 26 460 07 215 66 917 40 20 . 93 17 , 069 , 453 3 ,
717 , 556 791 , 545 23 , 191 , 876 21 . 5 pc . , 6 , 493 , 725 957 , 059 31 , 443 ,
321 ...
575 88 Hands employed per establishment . 12 . 25 258 87 526 , 111 , 498 149 ,
252 , 902 57 . 2 pc . 1 , 144 26 460 07 215 66 917 40 20 . 93 17 , 069 , 453 3 ,
717 , 556 791 , 545 23 , 191 , 876 21 . 5 pc . , 6 , 493 , 725 957 , 059 31 , 443 ,
321 ...
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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