American Literature: From the beginning to 1860.-v. 2. From 1860 to the present |
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Industrious husbandmen and day- laborers that are hardly able ( with ex- treme labor ) to maintain their families and portion their children . 2dly . Laborious handicrafts , especially carpenters , masons , smiths , weavers , tailors ...
Industrious husbandmen and day- laborers that are hardly able ( with ex- treme labor ) to maintain their families and portion their children . 2dly . Laborious handicrafts , especially carpenters , masons , smiths , weavers , tailors ...
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THE POOR [ 1773 ] THERE is a proportion between labor and the necessaries of life , and in true brotherly love the mind is open to feel after the necessities of the poor . Amongst the poor there are some that are weak through age ...
THE POOR [ 1773 ] THERE is a proportion between labor and the necessaries of life , and in true brotherly love the mind is open to feel after the necessities of the poor . Amongst the poor there are some that are weak through age ...
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We are not ignorant of the fact , that the merchant , who is literally the common carrier and exchange dealer , performs a useful serv- ice , and is therefore entitled to a portion of the proceeds of labor . But make all necessary ...
We are not ignorant of the fact , that the merchant , who is literally the common carrier and exchange dealer , performs a useful serv- ice , and is therefore entitled to a portion of the proceeds of labor . But make all necessary ...
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