The Church And Social Problems: 3. Ed.
The Church And Social Problems: 3. Ed.
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173 bodied tramps should be made to work, even though they might have, as an inspector of poor once said, to be chained to it. Bishop Ken, in his poem of Edmund^ wrote two centuries ago of an ideal king — * No sturdy beggars in his lands could lurk, But were in proper houses forced to work.* Bishop Berkeley, to whom the distress of the poor was a wailing spectacle, tried to help them ; and in his Qtcerist asks whether temporary servitude would not be the best cure for idleness and beggary — a s...tate wherein one should be well worked, fed, and clothed. He asks: 'Whether the most indolent would be fond of idleness if they regarded it as a sure road to hard labour.* A firm, strong hand should be laid on the 138,000 tramps and professional beggars in the country.
They outnumber the available force of soldiers for Great Britain, and should become, by drafting, an army of honest toilers. When they have been convicted of begging so many times, the authorities should say to them that if they are un- willing to work they must be made to work, and sent off to a labour-colony or real workhouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
173 bodied tramps should be made to work, even though they might have, as an inspector of poor once said, to be chained to it. Bishop Ken, in his poem of Edmund^ wrote two centuries ago of an ideal king — * No sturdy beggars in his lands could lurk, But were in proper houses forced to work.* Bishop Berkeley, to whom the distress of the poor was a wailing spectacle, tried to help them ; and in his Qtcerist asks whether temporary servitude would not be the best cure for idleness and beggary — a s...tate wherein one should be well worked, fed, and clothed. He asks: 'Whether the most indolent would be fond of idleness if they regarded it as a sure road to hard labour.* A firm, strong hand should be laid on the 138,000 tramps and professional beggars in the country.
They outnumber the available force of soldiers for Great Britain, and should become, by drafting, an army of honest toilers. When they have been convicted of begging so many times, the authorities should say to them that if they are un- willing to work they must be made to work, and sent off to a labour-colony or real workhouse.
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