The Chautauquan: Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific CircleM. Bailey, 1911 - Chautauquas |
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... cent election has almost equalized matters again , and there is not much doubt that at the next election the Progressives will be in the majority . They lost ground not because there had been any corruption , for the most careful ...
... cent election has almost equalized matters again , and there is not much doubt that at the next election the Progressives will be in the majority . They lost ground not because there had been any corruption , for the most careful ...
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... cent . , are living under conditions which do not make for health and strength and fully developed powers . Nearly four - fifths of the people of this country now live in towns , and the country - side has been proportionately robbed of ...
... cent . , are living under conditions which do not make for health and strength and fully developed powers . Nearly four - fifths of the people of this country now live in towns , and the country - side has been proportionately robbed of ...
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... cent . Liverpool has erected over 1,200 tenements which , although they pay no profit , will , in thirty or forty years ' time , put the ratepayers in possession of much valuable property . The clearances in Birmingham in the center of ...
... cent . Liverpool has erected over 1,200 tenements which , although they pay no profit , will , in thirty or forty years ' time , put the ratepayers in possession of much valuable property . The clearances in Birmingham in the center of ...
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... cent . of the registered voters . In all big towns the number of servants who are directly engaged by the city is increasing , and fears are now and then expressed that with this large increase in the number of employees may come an ...
... cent . of the registered voters . In all big towns the number of servants who are directly engaged by the city is increasing , and fears are now and then expressed that with this large increase in the number of employees may come an ...
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... cent . and to increase the wages by about 42 per cent . This shortening of the hours of labor can only , of course , be carried out by increasing the number of work people and by improving the organization . In both these directions the ...
... cent . and to increase the wages by about 42 per cent . This shortening of the hours of labor can only , of course , be carried out by increasing the number of work people and by improving the organization . In both these directions the ...
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