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In past ages men got their living by fighting , robbing . To - day society , and the
individuals composing society , must bave moral reasons ; they must get their
living by industry . I claim that every individual has a right to get his living by
working .
In past ages men got their living by fighting , robbing . To - day society , and the
individuals composing society , must bave moral reasons ; they must get their
living by industry . I claim that every individual has a right to get his living by
working .
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Are they not living in harmony , in your judgment , so far as the great mass of
operations in society is concerned ! If youestimate by percentages , for example ,
the amount of discord that there is between the two , would you not estimate that
by ...
Are they not living in harmony , in your judgment , so far as the great mass of
operations in society is concerned ! If youestimate by percentages , for example ,
the amount of discord that there is between the two , would you not estimate that
by ...
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The CHAIRMAN . The proposition has been several times made to organize the
government on a communistic or socialistic system , viz , that government should
employ all the labor and should give everybody a living . I understand you to say
...
The CHAIRMAN . The proposition has been several times made to organize the
government on a communistic or socialistic system , viz , that government should
employ all the labor and should give everybody a living . I understand you to say
...
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The results show , as hereinbefore stated , an advance of twenty - four and four -
tenths per cent . in wages , and fourteen and a half per cent , in cost of living . On
the face of it , this means a pecuniary advance in the condition of workingmen of
...
The results show , as hereinbefore stated , an advance of twenty - four and four -
tenths per cent . in wages , and fourteen and a half per cent , in cost of living . On
the face of it , this means a pecuniary advance in the condition of workingmen of
...
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That wages have been largely reduced is true , and so has the cost of living to an
equal , if not greater , extent . Tim hundred and fifty - nine men of all grades ( 25
of them small boys ) earned per day in our foundery the week ending 20th July ...
That wages have been largely reduced is true , and so has the cost of living to an
equal , if not greater , extent . Tim hundred and fifty - nine men of all grades ( 25
of them small boys ) earned per day in our foundery the week ending 20th July ...
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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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