The Quarterly Review, Volume 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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Page 92
... labour , and efficient capital to set that labour at work , is urgent . There is , however , one great class of unfortunate beings , who always rise to our mind in connection with every question of colonization . We allude to those ...
... labour , and efficient capital to set that labour at work , is urgent . There is , however , one great class of unfortunate beings , who always rise to our mind in connection with every question of colonization . We allude to those ...
Page 114
... labour bears a high value , that of prisoners , working emulatively to obtain indulgences , would be worth , to its employers , at least their cost , besides a bare maintenance .'- Thoughts on Convict Management , p . 112 . ness . Ten ...
... labour bears a high value , that of prisoners , working emulatively to obtain indulgences , would be worth , to its employers , at least their cost , besides a bare maintenance .'- Thoughts on Convict Management , p . 112 . ness . Ten ...
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... labour - never without preparation ; yet with no constant dependence upon preparation , upon labour , or even en- tirely upon personal endowments . ' ( vol . ii . p . 553. ) The true idea , it is to be observed , in Mr. Whewell's sense ...
... labour - never without preparation ; yet with no constant dependence upon preparation , upon labour , or even en- tirely upon personal endowments . ' ( vol . ii . p . 553. ) The true idea , it is to be observed , in Mr. Whewell's sense ...
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Notes on the United States By the Right Hon | 20 |
in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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