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... believed that the railway and the application of machin- ery to the production of cotton and woollen goods was about to produce an equality of conditions in which all distinctions and privileges based on birth would disappear . The ...
... believed that the railway and the application of machin- ery to the production of cotton and woollen goods was about to produce an equality of conditions in which all distinctions and privileges based on birth would disappear . The ...
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... believed the best benefit the rich could confer on the poor was to minister to their spiritual needs rather than give them food and drink . Some believed they could best serve their Lord by dwelling at inordinate length on the enormity ...
... believed the best benefit the rich could confer on the poor was to minister to their spiritual needs rather than give them food and drink . Some believed they could best serve their Lord by dwelling at inordinate length on the enormity ...
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... believed that the tendency of their age was upwards towards the light , rather than towards darkness . They believed a generation taught to believe in loving kindness , benevolence and ' God Save the Queen ' would take humanity along ...
... believed that the tendency of their age was upwards towards the light , rather than towards darkness . They believed a generation taught to believe in loving kindness , benevolence and ' God Save the Queen ' would take humanity along ...
Contents
HIGH NOON FOR MORAL IMPROVERS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA | 73 |
OVERSTRAITERS OVERLANDERS AND OTHERS DESCEND | 84 |
ENGLANDS ECHO IN THE ANTIPODES | 113 |
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