Fabian Tracts, العدد 136 |
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Yet it is poor , one may almost say very poor . Probably , of the hundred families
in the parish , the average income is not much over £ 60 a year ; and many , of
course , can by no means reach even that standard . Financial Conditions of the ...
Yet it is poor , one may almost say very poor . Probably , of the hundred families
in the parish , the average income is not much over £ 60 a year ; and many , of
course , can by no means reach even that standard . Financial Conditions of the ...
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A second or third son of a farmer , not likely to follow his father in the occupation
of the farm , has to - day only a poor prospect . Unable to command enough
capital to stock a large farm himself , and unable to find a small one , he has but
two ...
A second or third son of a farmer , not likely to follow his father in the occupation
of the farm , has to - day only a poor prospect . Unable to command enough
capital to stock a large farm himself , and unable to find a small one , he has but
two ...
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Why are the Many Poor ? 38. The same in Welsh . 11. - Applications of Socialism
to Particular Problems . TRACTS . — 136 . The Village and the Landlord . By
EDWARD CARPENTER . 135. Paupers and Old Age Pensions . By SIDNEY
WEBB .
Why are the Many Poor ? 38. The same in Welsh . 11. - Applications of Socialism
to Particular Problems . TRACTS . — 136 . The Village and the Landlord . By
EDWARD CARPENTER . 135. Paupers and Old Age Pensions . By SIDNEY
WEBB .
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