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... the shape of details , and should contain suggestions as to the appropriate legislation to remove those evils under which we are suffering . Gentlemen , I tell you as a man who has worked with the people , and understands them ...
... the shape of details , and should contain suggestions as to the appropriate legislation to remove those evils under which we are suffering . Gentlemen , I tell you as a man who has worked with the people , and understands them ...
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Q. You are now addressing a portion of the Representatives of Congress , asking , not aid from State laws , but through Congressional legislation . Now , has this committee or the body of Representatives power to do the acts or pass the ...
Q. You are now addressing a portion of the Representatives of Congress , asking , not aid from State laws , but through Congressional legislation . Now , has this committee or the body of Representatives power to do the acts or pass the ...
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... and everywhere from the same causes , and no remedy that refers only to the legislation of the United States could remedy those causes , because it must be remedied at the same time all over the world , and our party is formed for ...
... and everywhere from the same causes , and no remedy that refers only to the legislation of the United States could remedy those causes , because it must be remedied at the same time all over the world , and our party is formed for ...
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Q. Is it an advantage to the poor man to have such a course of legislation as makes capital fall in value , so that the poor man can get it ; is that of any value to the poor man ? - A. Legislation needn't do it .
Q. Is it an advantage to the poor man to have such a course of legislation as makes capital fall in value , so that the poor man can get it ; is that of any value to the poor man ? - A. Legislation needn't do it .
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Q. Would it not be better to carry on the education of the working classes to restrict the hours of labor than to pass any enforced legislation for that purpose ? -- A . If we should wait too long to see the fruit of this kind of ...
Q. Would it not be better to carry on the education of the working classes to restrict the hours of labor than to pass any enforced legislation for that purpose ? -- A . If we should wait too long to see the fruit of this kind of ...
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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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