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The British Jugernath

Note 48 — Chapter XIII · PAUPERISM, CRIME, AND INTEMPERANCE.

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The financial condition of many of the Trades Unions is causing serious alarm. The drain has been so heavy on them, that their capital is greatly reduced, and unless some change takes place, they will become bankrupt. The increase of pauperism will then be enormous.

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