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Page 23
... allowed him to interweave sentiment and description into one continuous and complex idea ; and the necessity which this structure imposes of filling out the dimen- sions of each stanza with a single subject , which to minds less ...
... allowed him to interweave sentiment and description into one continuous and complex idea ; and the necessity which this structure imposes of filling out the dimen- sions of each stanza with a single subject , which to minds less ...
Page 32
... allowed to intro- duce some remarks suggested by this subject ; not so much for the sake of Mr. Owen , to whose mind , we are disposed to believe from many passages in his book , other remedies might be more usefully applied than ...
... allowed to intro- duce some remarks suggested by this subject ; not so much for the sake of Mr. Owen , to whose mind , we are disposed to believe from many passages in his book , other remedies might be more usefully applied than ...
Page 40
... . Now it will be allowed on all hands , that both in itself and its consequences , one great source of temptation is abject po- verty . Experience proves , and the sufferers in Spitalfields 40 Owen's New View of Society , & c .
... . Now it will be allowed on all hands , that both in itself and its consequences , one great source of temptation is abject po- verty . Experience proves , and the sufferers in Spitalfields 40 Owen's New View of Society , & c .
Page 46
... allowed . III . Next in importance to education , and what education is above all calculated to encourage , is a habit among the poor of honest dependence on their own exertions . They must learn to look upon parochial support or aid as ...
... allowed . III . Next in importance to education , and what education is above all calculated to encourage , is a habit among the poor of honest dependence on their own exertions . They must learn to look upon parochial support or aid as ...
Page 59
... allowed , if of proper age , to attend at the public school . Indeed , it is but justice to the community at large that , where children are supported by public charity , due care should be taken to train them up in such a way that they ...
... allowed , if of proper age , to attend at the public school . Indeed , it is but justice to the community at large that , where children are supported by public charity , due care should be taken to train them up in such a way that they ...
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