English Misrule and Irish Misdeeds: Four Letters from Ireland Addressed to an English Member of Parliament |
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Page 128
... Remember , that after the disproportion between the demand and supply has reached a certain point , the more numerous the candidates for labour are , the worse their labour will be , connivance proving stronger than competition . Remember ...
... Remember , that after the disproportion between the demand and supply has reached a certain point , the more numerous the candidates for labour are , the worse their labour will be , connivance proving stronger than competition . Remember ...
Page 216
... remember that he is as willing to help a neighbour as to ask his aid ; and that he has a remarkable faculty for doing all business not his own . If you think him deficient in steadiness under average circumstances , remember that he ...
... remember that he is as willing to help a neighbour as to ask his aid ; and that he has a remarkable faculty for doing all business not his own . If you think him deficient in steadiness under average circumstances , remember that he ...
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... remember that to attempt the creation of such a body by confiscating the property of the rich would be as foolish and immoral a proceeding as if you endeavoured to pro- duce a middle class , relatively strong at least , by allowing the ...
... remember that to attempt the creation of such a body by confiscating the property of the rich would be as foolish and immoral a proceeding as if you endeavoured to pro- duce a middle class , relatively strong at least , by allowing the ...
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