An Address On the Natural And Social Order of the World As Intended to Produce

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This is fo far from being the cafe in the Britim dominions, from whence we derive mofl of our manufactures, that but a fmall number of the workmen re ceive an adequate compenfation for their labour.
In rewarding their exertions or ingenuity no rule of equity is a 1 tended to ; on the contrary, a combination takes place to reduce the w r ages of the manufacturer to a fcanty fubfiftence. From the tendered infancy they are doomed to perpetual la bour, and have no time, even in childhood, for the n...eceiTary exercife of the body, or the cultivation of the mind. Thus ' the poor man, upon whofe indudry depends the fo much boaded extent of Britifh manufactures is, by the force of ar bitrary regulations, obliged to fuch exceffive toil, that he is re duced to a mere animal exidence, having no intered in the profperity of his country, or as little capable of ferving it in time of danger.
In Britifh India, Mr. Bolts and Colonel Dow concur m opi nion refpecting the fevere treatment the manufacturers expe rience.

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