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... labor and therefore lower the wages of labor . The reduction of the human birth rate was the only hope that this prophet of gloom held out to suffering humanity . It was to be achieved by " moral restraint , " that is , by late marriage ...
... labor and therefore lower the wages of labor . The reduction of the human birth rate was the only hope that this prophet of gloom held out to suffering humanity . It was to be achieved by " moral restraint , " that is , by late marriage ...
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... labor , that serf labor was not as productive . Yet free labor was scarce , and the growing population needed to be fed . Many estates were mortaged to state credit institutions because of inefficient management and the extravagance of ...
... labor , that serf labor was not as productive . Yet free labor was scarce , and the growing population needed to be fed . Many estates were mortaged to state credit institutions because of inefficient management and the extravagance of ...
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... labor , and the like . Many of the same forces that had produced the Factory Acts in Britain gradually brought to the United States minimum - wage acts , limitation of child labor and women's labor , sanitary regulation , con- trol of ...
... labor , and the like . Many of the same forces that had produced the Factory Acts in Britain gradually brought to the United States minimum - wage acts , limitation of child labor and women's labor , sanitary regulation , con- trol of ...
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The Revolution in Review | 21 |
Progress and Pessimism 24 Literature 26 The Baroque Era | 27 |
SUMMARY | 33 |
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