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quadgram	frequency
from day to day	37
at the same time	35
the condition of the	35
in the fact that	34
of the united states	34
the people of the	34
for the purpose of	33
for the purchase of	33
of the working class	30
the people of england	30
competition for the purchase	28
one of the most	27
with a view to	27
from year to year	26
at the end of	26
the side of the	26
on the part of	25
the fact that the	25
to be found in	25
of the people of	25
and the greater the	24
the greater must be	24
greater must be the	23
the greater will be	23
the domestic slave trade	23
in the hands of	22
the power of association	22
the value of land	22
of the power to	21
be found in the	21
for the first time	21
the value of the	20
by the side of	20
greater will be the	20
the rest of the	20
for the sale of	20
the purchase of labour	20
the middle of the	19
in a state of	19
in the name of	19
a necessary consequence of	18
the demand for labour	18
in the days of	18
in the course of	18
the power of the	18
a state of things	17
the exhaustion of the	17
in the history of	17
in the form of	17
as one of the	17
in the value of	17
is to be found	17
is seen in the	17
there has been a	17
a large portion of	16
at the rate of	16
with each step in	16
the value of man	16
the labours of the	16
the tendency of the	16
to the improvement of	15
at the cost of	15
in the price of	15
the value of labour	15
with the growth of	15
of the land and	15
of the united kingdom	15
in the middle of	14
of the condition of	14
raise the value of	14
in the case of	14
hence it is that	14
the end of the	14
day to day more	14
in the united states	14
the labour of the	14
of the socialist party	14
the women and children	14
the market of england	14
of the value of	14
it is that the	14
nations of the world	14
by aid of which	14
step in this direction	14
his wife and children	14
the people of ireland	13
consolidation of the land	13
the products of the	13
the republican and democratic	13
on his own account	13
the name of the	13
for the use of	13
parts of the country	13
the socialist party is	13
in proportion to the	13
in the west indies	13
the part of the	13
to the production of	13
condition of the people	13
the whole of the	13
place by the side	13
exhaustion of the land	13
the growth of the	12
as well as the	12
found in the fact	12
in the neighbourhood of	12
this state of things	12
in the demand for	12
and in the end	12
therefore it is that	12
of the name of	12
the date of the	12
is shown by the	12
each step in this	12
the freedom of man	12
to a great extent	12
labours of the field	12
the cultivation of the	12
there can be no	12
a great deal of	12
republican and democratic parties	12
on the th of	12
we may be sure	12
was one of the	12
the liverpool and manchester	12
the time he was	12
and therefore it is	12
at the close of	11
the children of the	11
the people of india	11
in the house of	11
system which looks to	11
the less must be	11
president of the united	11
in the long run	11
the larger will be	11
as soon as he	11
seen in the fact	11
people of the world	11
in regard to the	11
the history of the	11
and the greater will	11
the prices of all	11
is one of the	11
it is that we	11
be seen by the	11
at the date of	11
competition for the sale	11
for the benefit of	11
the produce of the	11
produce of the land	11
larger will be the	11
to the side of	11
to enable him to	11
other parts of the	11
in the hope of	10
to the labours of	10
in the midst of	10
of the power of	10
the improvement of the	10
the decline in the	10
at the head of	10
been out of work	10
of the last century	10
that is to say	10
the price of cotton	10
of the liverpool and	10
an examination of the	10
the close of the	10
he was able to	10
all the rest of	10
less must be the	10
god help the poor	10
as a means of	10
the stockton and darlington	10
in spite of all	10
for the maintenance of	10
made up his mind	10
more and more to	10
liverpool and manchester railway	10
a perusal of the	10
the price of the	10
the hands of the	10
must be the tendency	10
are seen in the	10
the competition for the	10
seen by the following	10
the character of the	10
local places of exchange	10
his place by the	10
and hence it is	10
on the other hand	10
people of that country	10
the poor people of	10
of the state of	9
as if they were	9
seen in the following	9
in the state of	9
perusal of the following	9
the act of union	9
to the condition of	9
and with each step	9
the habit of association	9
the state of things	9
the people of that	9
side of the producer	9
and the larger the	9
such a state of	9
to the raising of	9
value of the land	9
into the hands of	9
there is a great	9
the inhabitants of the	9
directly the reverse of	9
is shown in the	9
taken place in the	9
tendency of the system	9
the wealth of nations	9
in one of the	9
it is impossible to	9
the cause of freedom	9
the plough and the	9
to the people of	9
you have got to	9
the first time in	9
if we desire to	9
to the extent of	9
of labour and land	9
millions of pounds sterling	9
the emancipation of the	9
have been the case	9
to the extent that	9
a great part of	9
for the production of	9
of the world to	9
for the sake of	9
the growth of population	9
the price of food	9
necessary consequence of this	9
large portion of the	9
half a century since	8
to so great an	8
put an end to	8
all parts of the	8
the consolidation of the	8
the more rapid the	8
of the most beautiful	8
of both labour and	8
we see thus that	8
in the power of	8
the loom and the	8
shown by the following	8
for the products of	8
of the present century	8
on a perusal of	8
that the people of	8
value of labour and	8
is the only party	8
with a population of	8
the cause of the	8
the top of the	8
that there is a	8
the only party that	8
a slave to the	8
how slavery grows in	8
an end to the	8
a portion of the	8
socialist party is the	8
the course of the	8
with regard to the	8
hand in hand with	8
as a necessary consequence	8
that they are not	8
the old umbrella mender	8
will be seen by	8
nations of the earth	8
the consequence of this	8
the capital of the	8
the system which looks	8
in the condition of	8
the attention of the	8
and the more rapid	8
and it is the	8
at the present moment	8
all his spare moments	8
the nations of the	8
raw products of the	8
of the fact that	8
value of man in	8
the improvement of his	8
the board of guardians	8
a country in which	8
the workers of the	8
i could not help	8
as we are told	8
the end of his	8
the following extract from	8
in the first place	8
in all his spare	8
one of the first	8
be the quantity of	8
part of the country	8
in accordance with the	8
as a consequence of	8
of the wealth of	8
the raw products of	8
rest of the world	8
so great an extent	8
the profits of the	8
the power to trade	8
so long as the	8
the growth of wealth	8
all his life long	8
in the matter of	8
and it is a	8
stockton and darlington railway	8
and the less the	8
that there is no	8
a great number of	8
the greater is the	8
the place of the	8
is found in the	8
as will be seen	8
to one of the	8
how freedom grows in	8
the house of commons	8
the benefit of the	8
by the time he	8
a member of the	8
the life of a	8
the northern slave states	8
began to think of	8
deprived of the power	7
days of adam smith	7
in the way of	7
as we came away	7
the cause of this	7
the land and its	7
and there was a	7
in the construction of	7
parts of the world	7
of the cotton manufacture	7
to the destruction of	7
the object of the	7
of the domestic slave	7
of the capitalist class	7
the working of the	7
to the consolidation of	7
said one of the	7
the cost of the	7
to do with the	7
in the british colonies	7
shown in the following	7
in a former chapter	7
for the united states	7
of the produce of	7
when we went in	7
with the increase of	7
by the name of	7
to those of the	7
the effect of this	7
had been out of	7
the property of the	7
the cost of transportation	7
in spite of the	7
he was obliged to	7
it was to be	7
during the cotton famine	7
middle of the floor	7
during the whole of	7
the face of the	7
as i have said	7
the case with the	7
the slaves of the	7
the party of the	7
on the market of	7
the days of the	7
in the possession of	7
the discovery of the	7
a quarter of a	7
the people of this	7
such is the case	7
part of the world	7
on the other side	7
in the direction of	7
of the relief committee	7
at the expense of	7
people of this country	7
the produce of his	7
to the progress of	7
is not to be	7
with the aid of	7
in the work of	7
the house of representatives	7
for the supply of	7
denmark and the duchies	7
of the products of	7
in the effort to	7
the manure yielded by	7
to the fact that	7
the work of cultivation	7
to take his place	7
the eyes of the	7
the use of the	7
products of the earth	7
the days of adam	7
the tendency to the	7
we are told that	7
the growth of towns	7
in the following passage	7
sleeping in the same	7
exhaustion of the soil	7
and a half of	7
in addition to the	7
the days of his	7
to the purchase of	7
to be the case	7
all out of work	7
hundreds of thousands of	7
the price of labour	7
as a matter of	7
of the labour of	7
to be regarded as	7
would have been the	7
of the great and	7
in the whole of	7
of population and wealth	7
for the same reason	7
the th of august	7
it was in that	7
in the same direction	7
of the slave trade	7
the producer of food	6
try his hand at	6
be seen in the	6
at the same rate	6
value of man at	6
of the same class	6
that it is not	6
workshop of the world	6
of the house of	6
and thus it is	6
the control of the	6
he had been a	6
the construction of the	6
of the killingworth collieries	6
of the stockton and	6
a natural consequence of	6
those who desire to	6
whose lives we have	6
house we called at	6
the difference in the	6
raise the price of	6
could not have been	6
increase in the value	6
was now beginning to	6
a man of the	6
while he was still	6
and the lives of	6
what would be the	6
than any other man	6
every part of the	6
with every increase in	6
plough and the loom	6
coal and iron ore	6
it is time that	6
the old woman was	6
as he stood in	6
hundred millions of dollars	6
of the raw products	6
party is the only	6
of the british system	6
the impoverishment of the	6
at the present day	6
loom and the anvil	6
and one of the	6
in the social scale	6
to the exhaustion of	6
he began to think	6
six in the morning	6
the export of men	6
he stood in the	6
and he has to	6
the higher will be	6
to give up the	6
the fact that in	6
if we take the	6
the idea of the	6
end of two years	6
power to determine for	6
the remainder of the	6
the diminution of the	6
we see to have	6
which he hoped to	6
see to have been	6
was by no means	6
in favour of the	6
and the number of	6
be seen on a	6
into the condition of	6
of man at home	6
their wives and children	6
be regarded as the	6
in the centre of	6
the destruction of the	6
the difference between the	6
take his place by	6
became more and more	6
as is here shown	6
to be employed in	6
to take care of	6
must have been a	6
it is to the	6
the increase in the	6
on the human understanding	6
themselves by their own	6
year to year more	6
to raise the value	6
to enable them to	6
of the amount of	6
had been so long	6
become more and more	6
as best he might	6
and that is to	6
from six in the	6
to the end of	6
life of a scotch	6
in the morning till	6
making a total of	6
the consumer and the	6
among the people of	6
in a great degree	6
in the struggle for	6
set to work once	6
the end of two	6
in many parts of	6
while there is a	6
by the people of	6
to carry on the	6
countries of the world	6
in the whole world	6
from time to time	6
it is only in	6
to help him in	6
seen on a perusal	6
the lower will be	6
in his own way	6
to have been the	6
the course of things	6
locke on the human	6
the reverse of what	6
he found in his	6
will be the quantity	6
to determine for whom	6
consumer and the producer	6
in his later days	6
as the people of	6
the most beautiful and	6
to the land the	6
millions of acres of	6
in any part of	6
as is shown by	6
of some of the	6
is that we see	6
every increase in the	6
a part of the	6
the greater the tendency	6
the cheaper will be	6
the form of cloth	6
the reader will now	6
the following statement of	6
is the case with	6
whom he will work	6
the adoption of measures	6
point of view of	6
the maintenance of the	6
be the power of	6
till nine at night	6
than that of the	6
up his mind to	6
the population of the	6
he was enabled to	6
to the present day	6
it is to be	6
for the conversion of	6
and then he would	6
in any other country	6
replied the old woman	6
we called at was	6
state of new york	6
be the tendency to	6
the quantity of commodities	6
the remainder of his	6
the state of new	6
as long as he	6
the neighbourhood of the	6
and that it is	6
in spite of his	6
for whom he will	6
following extract from a	6
to work once more	6
the manner in which	6
is the object of	6
in the city of	6
great part of the	6
the banks of the	6
this is to be	6
of the royal society	6
large proportion of the	6
of a scotch naturalist	6
it was that the	6
of the most sacred	5
on the condition of	5
the working class and	5
harmony with each other	5
from the place of	5
to the amount of	5
millions and a half	5
to read and write	5
parts of the kingdom	5
on the road to	5
and of all the	5
the natural course of	5
the following passage from	5
manure yielded by its	5
gross produce of the	5
to a man of	5
history of the world	5
of the means of	5
the whole number of	5
had it not been	5
a mere slave to	5
of the world are	5
in the presence of	5
so large a portion	5
the cottage of a	5
to a level with	5
of the production and	5
on a visit to	5
the improvement and cultivation	5
the following extracts from	5
of the family was	5
one of the guardians	5
for the education of	5
of the rest of	5
the return to labour	5
place we called at	5
for the children of	5
the proportion of the	5
and what shall be	5
there is no doubt	5
in the eyes of	5
improvement in the condition	5
the reader desire to	5
of the product of	5
there is a steady	5
we have here the	5
that such has been	5
in hand with each	5
the work of production	5
mine and smelter trust	5
and whatever tends to	5
the number of persons	5
it is true that	5
why is it that	5
of the system is	5
could it be otherwise	5
in which he was	5
in the island of	5
to put an end	5
the time of the	5
work in the field	5
the lands of the	5
that it was the	5
any part of the	5
he had not been	5
a demand for labour	5
with the decline in	5
as will now be	5
the power to purchase	5
the way to the	5
it was the first	5
tends to increase the	5
would be the case	5
and the consequence is	5
free persons of colour	5
in the annals of	5
the extent of the	5
will be seen on	5
and that there is	5
and if we take	5
he is compelled to	5
and a half millions	5
the land and the	5
and when he was	5
in all the countries	5
the price at which	5
the arrival of the	5
becoming from day to	5
communities of the world	5
the extent that you	5
is proved by the	5
may be seen by	5
in which it is	5
such being the case	5
the consequence of which	5
the export of the	5
after the fashion of	5
soon as he was	5
and it is to	5
to bring into activity	5
the midst of the	5
in the quantity of	5
improvement and cultivation of	5
the production and distribution	5
that it is to	5
the struggle for existence	5
the interests of the	5
by hundreds of thousands	5
the economic and political	5
on the banks of	5
of the growth of	5
if he had been	5
the number of negroes	5
to enable it to	5
of the ruling class	5
in some parts of	5
and the power to	5
if the reader desire	5
was a man of	5
to be exchanged for	5
to the establishment of	5
the centre of a	5
to aid him in	5
to be sent to	5
a century and a	5
on the subject of	5
the use of such	5
the affairs of the	5
at a distance of	5
the freedom of the	5
that part of the	5
a man who had	5
as is shown in	5
a decline in the	5
the whole value of	5
which the people of	5
different parts of the	5
compelled to resort to	5
to determine for themselves	5
in the habit of	5
of the land of	5
the abolition of the	5
of the mechanic arts	5
the education of the	5
have been compelled to	5
a large proportion of	5
from side to side	5
the power to make	5
understand the working of	5
for a long time	5
for the improvement of	5
out of the way	5
both labour and capital	5
as a sort of	5
why it is that	5
soils of the hills	5
the reason for this	5
him at last to	5
rise in the price	5
a day or two	5
the spoils of office	5
of the poor people	5
nothing to do with	5
could not help thinking	5
the mouth of the	5
the most sacred rights	5
of the working classes	5
and distribution of wealth	5
the man who has	5
the existence of a	5
a consequence of this	5
of wealth and the	5
may be seen in	5
quantity of commodities produced	5
people of the united	5
it is a great	5
man and his wife	5
and the more the	5
the export of raw	5
are told that the	5
and it is now	5
decline in the value	5
will now be shown	5
that such is the	5
of mills and furnaces	5
it is easy to	5
by the fact that	5
of the system which	5
to inquire into the	5
a head per week	5
of the negro race	5
the vast mass of	5
the consolidation of land	5
the owners of a	5
the circumstances under which	5
of the new york	5
the interest of the	5
to be divided between	5
and we may be	5
bushels to the acre	5
the services of the	5
the head of the	5
the occupation of the	5
the abandonment of the	5
the present state of	5
to the man who	5
time in his life	5
given to the improvement	5
cultivation of the soil	5
the case of the	5
the food and the	5
and at the end	5
state of things that	5
the mine and smelter	5
the power to determine	5
is not the case	5
of the rights of	5
in the cultivation of	5
determine for whom he	5
the beginning of the	5
many of them have	5
hand with each other	5
of which they are	5
at the conclusion that	5
the result of his	5
at a distance from	5
as is seen in	5
as we see to	5
been the case in	5
products of the land	5
and if to this	5
various nations of the	5
a diminution in the	5
member of the relief	5
the purchase of the	5
the policy of england	5
when the time came	5
party of the working	5
to the enslavement of	5
when they look to	5
the pressure of the	5
is no part of	5
the elements of which	5
we have here a	5
one of his own	5
in the white house	5
would seem to be	5
this view of the	5
that they were not	5
it became necessary to	5
the whole of his	5
the destruction of life	5
the more he can	5
the fact that it	5
the place of production	5
that the nearer the	5
the condition of a	5
are told of the	5
in which they were	5
the collection of the	5
the great advantage of	5
the socialist party has	5
the adoption of a	5
in going to the	5
in the highest degree	5
that he was a	5
of the men who	5
to the discovery of	5
labour and its products	5
forced to resort to	5
it was a very	5
one hundred and sixty	5
of the owners of	5
the gross produce of	5
the various nations of	5
the tendency toward the	5
but at the same	5
be regarded as a	5
of the machinery of	5
it will not be	5
with the works of	5
natural course of things	5
must be the power	5
in a short time	5
as much as the	5
of food and wool	5
democratic and progressive parties	5
there was not a	5
to improve the land	5
the purpose of building	5
the success of the	5
the president of the	5
it is the object	5
there is no part	5
of the civilized world	5
of those who have	5
be the tendency toward	5
of all power to	5
women and children of	5
system that looks to	5
the socialist party and	5
violation of the most	5
and it is in	5
the strength of the	5
be given to the	5
in the village of	5
it would have been	5
yielded by its products	5
farmers and planters of	5
the opening of the	5
the value of both	5
there were a few	5
large a portion of	5
as a natural consequence	5
have been in the	5
i have been in	5
raising the value of	5
in addition to this	5
is by no means	5
the greater the power	5
for the relief of	5
by the following extract	5
and planters of the	5
growth of wealth and	5
first time in his	5
the lighter labour of	5
as well as to	5
for the privilege of	5
that the price of	5
the place of exchange	5
the farmers and planters	5
but that of the	5
thus it is that	5
industrial and social democracy	5
that such was the	5
of those who desire	5
a little of the	5
production and distribution of	5
most sacred rights of	5
which looks to the	5
that there will be	4
increase in the quantity	4
quarter of a century	4
and the very poor	4
hardly more than a	4
which he had discovered	4
it not clear that	4
rapid will be the	4
liverpool and manchester line	4
of england and the	4
denounced by adam smith	4
as well as of	4
must be the necessity	4
on the one hand	4
his father and mother	4
to know anything really	4
before the royal society	4
to him by the	4
driven from the land	4
fourteen or sixteen hours	4
food and the wool	4
of which he was	4
by his own exertions	4
on the ground that	4
and more compelled to	4
improvement of the land	4
of the labourer and	4
a little less than	4
the world of art	4
this part of the	4
hetton railway was opened	4
in the summer of	4
to such an extent	4
the share of the	4
soon as he had	4
to combine their efforts	4
examination of the following	4
as a working man	4
to choose a trade	4
factory folk during the	4
and the more you	4
then it was that	4
to feel that he	4
the poor soils of	4
as he was able	4
the establishment of schools	4
the hands of a	4
can be given to	4
author of the wealth	4
of the royal academy	4
copy of locke on	4
condition of the peasants	4
if you had asked	4
the books he read	4
was a touch of	4
cultivation of the territory	4
on the slavery question	4
that could not be	4
success of the stockton	4
and then it was	4
the animals and plants	4
hours were from six	4
for him to choose	4
but a few years	4
the engineer of the	4
in the shape of	4
the only effect of	4
to little more than	4
began life as a	4
dollar and a half	4
the wealth of the	4
face of the world	4
nor was that all	4
fellow of the royal	4
become from day to	4
with the doctrines of	4
of the system was	4
a fellow of the	4
very rich and the	4
says the same author	4
that we see the	4
is no doubt that	4
and cultivation of the	4
i want you to	4
of the peasants and	4
he began to make	4
took his seat in	4
the pont cysylltau aqueduct	4
that enabled him at	4
to employ themselves in	4
the demand for the	4
the course of a	4
a matter of fact	4
the centre of the	4
he was afterwards to	4
the direction of the	4
he had done so	4
he was a man	4
said negro or mulatto	4
value of all the	4
the export of negroes	4
in a country in	4
the edge of the	4
of the plough and	4
hammer and the harrow	4
go hand in hand	4
the peasants and operatives	4
about the same time	4
one or other of	4
one part of the	4
and the more he	4
for the labour of	4
the most eminent men	4
and it would have	4
the amount of the	4
the next house we	4
first step on the	4
he set to work	4
he loved to call	4
one of the principal	4
against each other in	4
own class into the	4
day to the present	4
be seen from the	4
and there would be	4
to the growth of	4
of the inhabitants of	4
all his time to	4
for the support of	4
was the first step	4
when he went to	4
for the reason that	4
the export of slaves	4
almost made up his	4
in the streets of	4
the battles of the	4
is in itself a	4
furniture in the place	4
the men who had	4
country of the world	4
so that he might	4
of slavery in the	4
as long as you	4
to the octagon chapel	4
take a few lessons	4
enabled him at last	4
to the top of	4
of the gross produce	4
to the place where	4
each step in the	4
producer and the consumer	4
a consequence of the	4
birth to a son	4
the same quantity of	4
it must suffice to	4
for a man who	4
he wanted to learn	4
had been made for	4
six shillings a week	4
the cheap labour of	4
rich and the very	4
when at last he	4
to him edward sent	4
the price of a	4
at a salary of	4
the fashion of the	4
the private ownership of	4
power to pay for	4
been the case with	4
wright of the killingworth	4
on an examination of	4
per cent of the	4
planters of the world	4
all the phenomena of	4
was not only able	4
morning till nine at	4
the results of his	4
i should have been	4
knowledge for its own	4
the man and his	4
to pay the taxes	4
the price of english	4
duty of the people	4
and it was a	4
had a stroke of	4
most remarkable of all	4
octagon chapel at bath	4
in the world of	4
and this is the	4
have been a very	4
the more rapid will	4
the hetton railway was	4
and the quantity of	4
quantity of productive labour	4
the hammer and the	4
for the want of	4
the first place we	4
a state of nature	4
in the capacity of	4
clay models of engines	4
there would be nothing	4
be looked upon as	4
the whole face of	4
that of most other	4
the author of the	4
from that of most	4
the wages of all	4
in any other part	4
appear to have been	4
the completion of the	4
value of land and	4
there had been a	4
to the discouragement of	4
of the duty of	4
poor soils of the	4
members of the committee	4
of the lands of	4
in many of the	4
the royal academy in	4
all the nations of	4
that the condition of	4
a considerable amount of	4
desire to find the	4
world outside of england	4
in the opposite direction	4
compared with that of	4
he wanted to see	4
there would be a	4
can be no doubt	4
of these poor people	4
a market at home	4
of thousands of miles	4
to determine for himself	4
be divided among the	4
aid of which the	4
long enough to see	4
the upper end of	4
in the improvement of	4
they are forced to	4
whole value of the	4
to till the ground	4
beasts and birds of	4
buying cheaply and selling	4
it had been so	4
the sale of labour	4
the pictures in the	4
but while garfield was	4
another part of the	4
of a market for	4
of a kind of	4
in portugal and turkey	4
children of the poor	4
of land and the	4
growth of towns and	4
the mercy of the	4
may be sure the	4
west were beginning to	4
length and breadth of	4
effect would be to	4
great machine of production	4
and manchester railway was	4
with the spirit of	4
it was he who	4
system which looked to	4
only party that has	4
their share of the	4
of a system that	4
such minds do right	4
the first person to	4
the maintenance of public	4
the prices of the	4
the export of cotton	4
for which there is	4
the land and labour	4
abroad or at home	4
reason for this is	4
great glen of caledonia	4
herschel was engaged in	4
the respect and admiration	4
the whole way from	4
of the occupation of	4
with those of the	4
the producer and the	4
measures tending to the	4
more and more the	4
manifest violation of the	4
of the labourer to	4
it was a marvellous	4
to be looked upon	4
the duty of the	4
that the number of	4
the men at work	4
be admitted to the	4
cheaply and selling dearly	4
a moment to stand	4
to be applied to	4
of the people to	4
that it may be	4
with a pair of	4
the value of all	4
lower will be the	4
he used to go	4
to the emancipation of	4
the thing has been	4
the legion of honour	4
in search of employment	4
known by the name	4
the kingdom of heaven	4
the great number of	4
the working class is	4
than those of the	4
both labour and land	4
of those who had	4
of the nation in	4
make all their exchanges	4
a view to the	4
that has taken place	4
the rank of a	4
began to make a	4
first prize for welsh	4
the result is seen	4
the community of nations	4
was a family of	4
of the great glen	4
the system called free	4
are more and more	4
there is but one	4
the working people of	4
women and children are	4
the application of labour	4
of his life was	4
improved his mind by	4
on their own account	4
the cultivators of the	4
mean an end to	4
working in the fields	4
plough and the harrow	4
out of the soil	4
the hope of obtaining	4
which enabled him to	4
the number of slaves	4
loved to call himself	4
among a group of	4
on the edge of	4
garfield was one of	4
told in this volume	4
to wealth and position	4
out of his indentures	4
the tongues of toil	4
ought to have been	4
a man of his	4
minds do right in	4
the condition of this	4
the candidate of the	4
has been the case	4
as in the case	4
attracted the attention of	4
a dollar and a	4
that great undertaking was	4
the reader has seen	4
the difficulty of obtaining	4
raised themselves by their	4
attracted so much attention	4
consequence of which is	4
at the present time	4
he arrived in the	4
and from that day	4
george stephenson and his	4
lived long enough to	4
the members of the	4
quantity of food and	4
labour of the field	4
decline in the price	4
on this side of	4
of knowledge for its	4
hundred and fifty thousand	4
the nearer the market	4
of the most picturesque	4
was that of the	4
to lay out the	4
england and the world	4
london and north western	4
in the end for	4
to be made of	4
stood in the middle	4
the law of the	4
one of them was	4
to work again as	4
love of art was	4
it may be doubted	4
with the exception of	4
the productive power of	4
the development of the	4
to avail themselves of	4
he ought to have	4
to the same extent	4
of the necessaries and	4
of his own special	4
of the railway system	4
the votes of the	4
and the young man	4
to deprive them of	4
the period from to	4
the value of that	4
whole strength of the	4
increase in the power	4
greater the tendency to	4
in the interest of	4
the great centre of	4
workers of the world	4
a large amount of	4
thousand dollars a year	4
distribution of wealth would	4
of this country are	4
a few weeks since	4
looked upon as a	4
the commencement of the	4
for themselves in the	4
work is always the	4
that portion of the	4
of the herschel family	4
it is clear that	4
more and more compelled	4
to the very last	4
phenomena of the production	4
another member of the	4
of the man who	4
and the more they	4
he went to work	4
the sale of raw	4
regiment of hanoverian guards	4
as the reader will	4
result is seen in	4
in the whole kingdom	4
on the point of	4
must suffice to say	4
in excess of the	4
this side of the	4
the point of view	4
number of those who	4
labour in the field	4
to look at the	4
the rich soils of	4
was one of those	4
in proportion to their	4
have been impossible to	4
is a great deal	4
for the people of	4
it will be said	4
the very rich and	4
the raw produce of	4
of many among the	4
part of the town	4
the cultivator of the	4
the poorer classes of	4
his mars and cupid	4
the farmers of the	4
is only in america	4
is a necessary consequence	4
the larger must be	4
the name of stephenson	4
was not content with	4
the prosperity of england	4
the ruin of the	4
a week for the	4
him to give up	4
that there shall be	4
as far as possible	4
the morning till nine	4
informs us that the	4
student period at rome	4
side by side with	4
would have been impossible	4
his life was to	4
a stroke of paralysis	4
by their own exertions	4
the first prize for	4
their candidate for the	4
land and its owner	4
and that of the	4
in his own self	4
so much so that	4
of women and children	4
there lived at the	4
on the coast of	4
the land the manure	4
the rate at which	4
men who have in	4
of working men who	4
which he was not	4
for the most part	4
nothing of this kind	4
to show that the	4
folk during the cotton	4
in which there is	4
out of work for	4
become from year to	4
to the great advantage	4
an incredibly short time	4
be able to pay	4
see a little of	4
what shall be his	4
the octagon chapel at	4
land the manure yielded	4
apprenticed him to a	4
course of things in	4
the aid of the	4
to be given in	4
of the eclectic institute	4
could not fail to	4
it would follow that	4
and here we find	4
a large number of	4
there was a touch	4
in an incredibly short	4
edited by john harland	4
becomes more and more	4
by the labour of	4
the bottom of the	4
the greater the number	4
in our own time	4
the phenomena of the	4
he wrote to his	4
in relation to the	4
and he was now	4
and for the reason	4
the menai suspension bridge	4
such and such a	4
in the following extract	4
cheaply and sell dearly	4
divided among the labourers	4
system under which the	4
the workshop of the	4
of the truth of	4
the system that looks	4
the next place we	4
the machinery of production	4
a man who could	4
was one of them	4
returned to the land	4
as if he had	4
two and a half	4
that had been imported	4
the state of the	4
the improvement of their	4
the extension of the	4
and it was this	4
to feel a deep	4
could serve the country	4
would enable them to	4
of the necessity for	4
interest in all the	4
by no means the	4
in all its parts	4
to the middle of	4
to the labour of	4
not clear that the	4
like all the others	4
as their candidate for	4
it was one of	4
there was no furniture	4
to make himself a	4
for a time to	4
the quantity of food	4
received a letter from	4
the love of art	4
and the story of	4
construction of the liverpool	4
was a very different	4
never been permitted to	4
doctrines of adam smith	4
men whose lives we	4
the price of his	4
the great glen of	4
as has been shown	4
tens of thousands of	4
of one of the	4
be the demand for	4
the progress of the	4
in the ohio senate	4
assures its readers that	4
he found time to	4
in its own way	4
a manifest violation of	4
a thing to be	4
of himself and his	4
domestic slave trade of	4
the works of the	4
to buy cheaply and	4
and the destruction of	4
that her husband was	4
to the export of	4
labour to the improvement	4
may be seen from	4
an increasing tendency toward	4
a large part of	4
the power to pay	4
it is impossible for	4
an interest in all	4
the case in the	4
the use of knowledge	4
respect and admiration of	4
the land of the	4
as that of the	4
as a journeyman mason	4
in this way he	4
export of men from	4
to the rank of	4
to the durham militia	4
the labour of himself	4
in a single year	4
in the cheapest market	4
of man in africa	4
the greater part of	4
in the orchestra of	4
he lived to see	4
by the adoption of	4
private ownership of the	4
a long list of	4
to remain at home	4
so little of the	4
the boy was not	4
of the linnean society	4
there was a great	4
we are told of	4
to increase the quantity	4
were from six in	4
or part of a	4
the man who had	4
cover the cost of	4
it was not the	4
more than the average	4
would have given up	4
and as soon as	4
side of the farmer	4
she told me that	4
from off the land	4
of the land to	4
in another part of	4
once more to his	4
value of both labour	4
and to him edward	4
as compared with that	4
was out of his	4
one of the members	4
state of things has	4
gave birth to a	4
from month to month	4
days of his life	4
be employed in the	4
for the remainder of	4
a few years since	4
the north of scotland	4
the second is the	4
to build himself a	4
the time came for	4
fight on behalf of	4
have raised themselves by	4
a market for his	4
producer of food and	4
century and a half	4
and for that purpose	4
now that he was	4
rich soils of the	4
the discouragement of agriculture	4
will mean an end	4
one and the same	4
but it must be	4
a big lad of	4
wife gave birth to	4
know anything really about	4
the payment of the	4
be the prosperity of	4
to seek his fortune	4
working people of lancashire	4
knew how to appreciate	4
and other raw commodities	4
he came to be	4
that in spite of	4
and he began to	4
of food and clothing	4
have been made to	4
in the north of	4
on behalf of his	4
spindle and the loom	4
the enslavement of man	4
it is in itself	4
his children were all	4
buy cheaply and sell	4
the product of labour	4
to give him a	4
for the love of	4
the most remarkable of	4
that the proportion of	4
will be the power	4
has ceased to be	4
he could not have	4
part of the labourer	4
in the woods and	4
the london and north	4
that the socialist party	4
as has been the	4
could lay his hands	4
a bit ov a	4
the way for the	4
up to that date	4
by the british government	4
there could be no	4
the working class in	4
are not to be	4
he was at last	4
in his spare moments	4
that at one time	4
opening of the liverpool	4
part of the time	4
in the power to	4
to make up for	4
whenever he was able	4
the path of the	4
the earl of derby	4
more rapid will be	4
in the absence of	4
some parts of the	4
upon the streets of	4
is it not clear	4
the price of both	4
ownership of the means	4
it would be impossible	4
he took lessons in	4
system called free trade	4
from the fact that	4
it would seem to	4
an immense number of	4
the enslavement of the	4
consequence of which was	4
of the working people	4
was in one sense	4
the orchestra of the	4
not only able to	4
even under the most	4
the consequences of this	4
fix the prices of	4
from the point of	4
he kept his word	4
growth of population and	4
had never seen before	4
would not hear of	4
to be worked by	4
associate of the linnean	4
in the preparation of	4
to the work of	4
the consumption of food	4
and such minds do	4
a large quantity of	4
as far as the	4
any other part of	4
nearer the market the	4
in the way he	4
of the absence of	4
of which was that	4
with every step in	4
the tendency to a	4
of that country to	4
she is enabled to	4
and the effect of	4
a state of slavery	4
it is in the	4
of the extent of	4
with him in his	4
other part of the	4
the duke of devonshire	4
in the process of	4
the birds and beasts	4
from the relief committee	4
to make all their	4
if you were to	4
it is indeed a	4
of the human race	4
the poverty of the	4
to go to school	4
of his later days	4
from the date of	4
thing has been done	4
of the earth and	4
the love of nature	4
he was determined to	4
who have in them	4
in the wealth of	4
for a while to	4
was a very happy	4
the only means of	4
steady diminution in the	4
the reward of labour	4
that he must at	4
hundred millions of pounds	4
at an age when	4
journeyman mason of the	4
he had come to	4
the whole strength of	4
and returned to his	4
by one of the	4
of locke on the	4
to work in the	4
of wealth would be	4
to the cultivation of	4
mere slave to the	4
or of any other	4
all his spare time	4
one of the great	4
to be divided among	4
but it is impossible	4
that some of the	4
the sons of the	4
he would doubtless have	4
his chains in peace	4
appears to have been	4
his wages were now	4
the determination of the	4
the extent to which	4
that it is a	4
abolition of the slave	4
to his old home	4
how man passes from	4
he could lay his	4
night after night he	4
some of the most	4
to the whole country	4
edge of the town	4
take their places by	4
for this purpose he	4
almost all the phenomena	4
tag of ribbon on	4
the great machine of	4
they look to the	4
during all this time	4
two years in london	4
he had left behind	4
and the greater must	4
a time like this	4
that he had a	4
the world at large	4
to practise as a	4
lower the price of	4
and population a nuisance	4
to pay his way	4
but a few weeks	4
for his wife and	3
boys and girls of	3
miles in search of	3
read a great deal	3
the raw materials of	3
to the other end	3
before the days of	3
able to get a	3
not to be compared	3
the department of the	3
on the rich soils	3
from one to another	3
a child at the	3
that the policy of	3
of what has been	3
the advice of adam	3
free negro of jamaica	3
and two or three	3
the world outside of	3
that the export of	3
of society in the	3
great an extent the	3
the whole proceeds of	3
the less will be	3
it is not the	3
and that it may	3
roosevelt and his regime	3
the number of the	3
by no means an	3
what shall be their	3
necessity for resorting to	3
for herself and her	3
he may find it	3
the lower must be	3
the deterioration of the	3
the valley of the	3
his seat in the	3
and it is only	3
it was not till	3
as possible to the	3
this are seen in	3
in the lighter labour	3
we shall find that	3
the artisan to the	3
the other nations of	3
the exercise of the	3
two or three months	3
be sent to the	3
increase in the return	3
and he is compelled	3
are not likely to	3
the very heart of	3
the producer of the	3
of the slaves of	3
becoming more and more	3
duty it was to	3
contributed largely to the	3
compelled to depend on	3
the less the competition	3
effects of the system	3
and here it is	3
shilling a day in	3
will be its price	3
bring into activity all	3
power to command the	3
assures his readers that	3
when compared with that	3
be other than they	3
on the basis of	3
wife and children in	3
the power of production	3
we called at a	3
from the necessity for	3
efforts to bring the	3
let us suppose that	3
it is proposed now	3
answer to these questions	3
raw produce of the	3
wails of the workless	3
would be able to	3
of the world into	3
the will of the	3
the gradual growth of	3
of those great natural	3
work a long time	3
given in exchange for	3
great advantage of the	3
which he had already	3
and children of the	3
difference between the two	3
market the greater must	3
to a great number	3
the conversion of the	3
in the ratio of	3
would not have been	3
of the farmers and	3
a man or woman	3
at the foot of	3
of the lancashire factory	3
women and children must	3
in the manufacture of	3
went to a place	3
a small quantity of	3
the proximity of the	3
of the nineteenth century	3
on the top of	3
so was it in	3
would go to the	3
in providing for the	3
in the face of	3
at sixpence a day	3
are out of work	3
from the savings banks	3
of all other nations	3
of improving his condition	3
the men who have	3
by the following extracts	3
the public at large	3
part in the struggle	3
of the proceeds of	3
it is in this	3
for the produce of	3
to apply for relief	3
and her people become	3
of such a man	3
it is probable that	3
idle or work in	3
in the exercise of	3
a few days before	3
next place we called	3
and if you have	3
has been the means	3
that would otherwise be	3
some of the cases	3
extract from a recent	3
great deal of good	3
but there is no	3
to the prevention of	3
led to the discovery	3
the poor old soul	3
smith cautioned his countrymen	3
supposed to be the	3
my way back to	3
took the matter in	3
to come down to	3
freedom of trade and	3
which they were to	3
part of the nation	3
and that of iron	3
the whole population of	3
him to have the	3
the exports of the	3
are forced to resort	3
face to face with	3
to the interests of	3
like that of the	3
the only party which	3
other than they are	3
by way of a	3
a size to keep	3
the expense of the	3
that there is any	3
to the quantity of	3
of almost two millions	3
diminution in the power	3
all they have to	3
cultivation of the land	3
that the people are	3
in a few years	3
by snatching the bread	3
to the collection of	3
make a market at	3
this be added the	3
that in the former	3
to be laid out	3
the advice of mr	3
by means of a	3
it will mean an	3
the world should be	3
be found among the	3
it had not been	3
seems to have been	3
come to be regarded	3
would at once be	3
on the english market	3
a monopoly of the	3
of the women of	3
to the existence of	3
and that thus the	3
a republican or democratic	3
to be introduced to	3
by means of which	3
to the extension of	3
separate from each other	3
a salary of l	3
it would be difficult	3
of the peasants in	3
and thus depriving the	3
of the district of	3
the rights of property	3
one hundred and fifty	3
economic and political solidarity	3
the poor free negro	3
a shilling a day	3
must rest the responsibility	3
have no hesitation in	3
looks to cheapening labour	3
to one of them	3
to grow up in	3
that must go to	3
eyes of the world	3
manufactures of other nations	3
the value of their	3
may find it in	3
of the children were	3
he saw clearly that	3
i am told that	3
that it was in	3
be the case in	3
a great deal from	3
the reader who may	3
the same course of	3
to look for the	3
season of the year	3
to the effect that	3
was not the first	3
we may now inquire	3
in the whole history	3
foreign trade of consumption	3
had been compelled to	3
and thus would the	3
there are but two	3
close to the town	3
to understand the cause	3
the scale of enjoyment	3
in the sense of	3
the ally of the	3
the idea that the	3
was thus enabled to	3
had been permitted to	3
diminution of the power	3
the number of those	3
tends everywhere to the	3
his wife was a	3
he had to go	3
for the overthrow of	3
has never been a	3
the produce of british	3
the swamps and river	3
thousands of acres of	3
the idea of being	3
was to be found	3
where all are farmers	3
accordance with the facts	3
combine their efforts for	3
he had lived in	3
to give capital a	3
of the trinity ward	3
impoverishment of the land	3
perfect harmony with each	3
more rapid must be	3
that the prosperity of	3
has been enabled to	3
is proposed now to	3
low and rich lands	3
proportion of the population	3
slave trade of this	3
of men from the	3
he is a slave	3
abroad and at home	3
next house we called	3
be the value of	3
the british west indies	3
less will be the	3
to give to the	3
did not need to	3
be admitted by all	3
in the tendency toward	3
it is that freedom	3
of the course of	3
to the number of	3
be the power to	3
of the past year	3
to the law of	3
throw themselves into the	3
the exercise of self	3
him for a few	3
more rapid the growth	3
has an area of	3
power of association for	3
three hundred and fifty	3
he had been so	3
many of them to	3
with the greatest care	3
it not for the	3
in the same way	3
that in some parts	3
before the american people	3
less the competition for	3
he will find that	3
take care of the	3
people of england to	3
said that he was	3
by which it was	3
of the prices of	3
condition of england and	3
and yet it is	3
the women of the	3
consequences are seen in	3
adoption of a system	3
of the farmer and	3
of the older states	3
in the mode of	3
be given in exchange	3
at one of the	3
freedom of internal trade	3
the day of the	3
the object of this	3
so many millions of	3
the mass of wealth	3
great middle class of	3
and all out of	3
this is our year	3
to a position of	3
forced to devote themselves	3
time in my life	3
has long since been	3
in the west of	3
i beg of you	3
combine their exertions with	3
we did not stop	3
a distance from market	3
more and more of	3
as compared with the	3
the breeding of cattle	3
labour to be employed	3
the ground for his	3
is an act of	3
journals of the day	3
there was very little	3
men are forced to	3
come whoam to thi	3
raw materials of manufacture	3
give capital a fair	3
the consumer to the	3
necessary consequence of an	3
should be the case	3
into one of the	3
may be doubted if	3
while at the same	3
to the poor soils	3
is the tendency to	3
the existence of the	3
contained in the following	3
the trustees of the	3
for a few minutes	3
be judged by the	3
bond of union between	3
and the west indies	3
the influence of these	3
of the producer of	3
may be judged by	3
scarcely be surprised to	3
the larger the quantity	3
it is in that	3
too horrible to be	3
by the act of	3
law of the occupation	3
one of the last	3
the white house and	3
all the countries of	3
told me that there	3
the greater the necessity	3
hardly to be found	3
consequence of this is	3
the result of this	3
the isle of skye	3
in the prime of	3
without a feeling of	3
been the case had	3
the united states are	3
but it is not	3
in the short period	3
freedom of the labourer	3
advice of adam smith	3
food and other raw	3
a greater or less	3
how to use them	3
it is a fact	3
have been reduced to	3
it is a very	3
a nation of shopkeepers	3
because of the necessity	3
of fourteen or sixteen	3
thousands of miles in	3
the labour required for	3
and thus to deprive	3
be considered as the	3
without a parallel in	3
looks to compelling the	3
reader may readily satisfy	3
as well as in	3
the reader may readily	3
tends to lessen the	3
life of the poor	3
held out to them	3
of the town and	3
they have to sell	3
the labourer and the	3
that the reader may	3
be introduced to the	3
more than he did	3
to fix the prices	3
the congress of the	3
for the management of	3
to turn his hand	3
it might be supposed	3
the foot of the	3
to improve the condition	3
to prevent the people	3
england in search of	3
to a foreign state	3
since the days of	3
he had seen the	3
is the power of	3
found in the neighbourhood	3
seen from the following	3
that they have been	3
the quality of the	3
should do unto you	3
of the capitalist system	3
four hundred millions of	3
in an effort to	3
more and more enslaved	3
millions of pounds of	3
destruction of the power	3
it is the only	3
to come to the	3
in our own day	3
a pair of spectacles	3
it ought to be	3
increased competition for the	3
the establishment of freedom	3
in the amount of	3
tending to the injury	3
the preparation of the	3
is adverse to the	3
to combine their exertions	3
we desire to find	3
under the system which	3
greater the number of	3
there is no longer	3
the time will come	3
and the export of	3
working class political action	3
tendency to decline in	3
and where the peasants	3
all other of the	3
salary of l a	3
which is seen in	3
how can slavery be	3
the whole amount of	3
the whole civilized world	3
the united states senate	3
the value of which	3
to the injury of	3
a member of that	3
as is here seen	3
and some parts of	3
to the producer of	3
some of the finest	3
of the loom and	3
the white slave traffic	3
one of my friends	3
adoption of measures that	3
daily increasing tendency toward	3
the pains of labour	3
than one hundred and	3
i know the people	3
the family home at	3
market of the world	3
as if it had	3
growth of the value	3
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find it in the	3
accordance with the advice	3
a friend of mine	3
in the collection of	3
told us that she	3
to produce competition for	3
as the total number	3
will never be solved	3
the present condition of	3
is it that the	3
is a slave to	3
he is the only	3
god bless thi silver	3
to pay for a	3
he himself had been	3
the democratic convention at	3
amongst the working people	3
the home of his	3
the making of roads	3
so far as to	3
a view to ascertain	3
of the hundreds of	3
whose policy looks to	3
the product of the	3
to say that there	3
be made of the	3
the want of a	3
how are you getting	3
the idea of going	3
that tends to the	3
and they are now	3
necessarily be the case	3
for the good of	3
of food and other	3
him as he stood	3
be made to travel	3
they will have the	3
the prussian rhine provinces	3
it was in the	3
by which he is	3
and the scale of	3
i never saw a	3
the extent that they	3
the forced export of	3
i could not have	3
he told me that	3
and democratic parties are	3
the greatest of all	3
if it had not	3
in the fields or	3
regarded as one of	3
the best there is	3
while the other has	3
so high that he	3
of the whole british	3
it would not be	3
increase the value of	3
to have the same	3
the sake of his	3
him more and more	3
in this direction the	3
the whole of that	3
converting cotton into cloth	3
there is in the	3
in the direct ratio	3
in the same street	3
the consequence is that	3
whom he would work	3
into one vast farm	3
the use of all	3
aid him in the	3
to be borne by	3
and increase in the	3
to prevent other nations	3
the west of ireland	3
than any other class	3
the old man was	3
than in any other	3
two shillings and sixpence	3
it was in this	3
rest the responsibility for	3
and capital of the	3
for the time and	3
that he had not	3
the lancashire factory folk	3
been carried off by	3
if they had been	3
is no competition for	3
the progress of civilization	3
of the cotton crop	3
there is an increasing	3
natural agents required in	3
by aid of the	3
markets of the world	3
growth of the power	3
enable him to give	3
a salary of pounds	3
in order to produce	3
of the workless poor	3
works of art in	3
forced export of men	3
to their aid the	3
life of the lancashire	3
in the field of	3
the publication of the	3
one of them said	3
to the construction of	3
look where we may	3
peasants and operatives of	3
a demand for the	3
in the field or	3
of acres of the	3
the total amount of	3
for himself and his	3
it was necessary to	3
in all this there	3
to england to be	3
if they had not	3
in the life of	3
the impression produced by	3
given in a former	3
how it has operated	3
child at the breast	3
the farmer and the	3
if there is a	3
to keep them there	3
turn his hand to	3
beyond the reach of	3
cheap cotton and cheap	3
sent to a distance	3
it will mean that	3
power to tax the	3
a level with that	3
to be in the	3
the nations are told	3
than that of any	3
must be the demand	3
the raising of food	3
front of the inn	3
of the troubles of	3
pitted against each other	3
which looks to converting	3
has its origin in	3
wood and drawers of	3
a matter of course	3
whole people of the	3
for the construction of	3
a great law of	3
other class of the	3
one shilling a head	3
to the relief of	3
was called upon to	3
and there is no	3
year to year the	3
the same kind of	3
the policy of the	3
the natural increase of	3
of a man who	3
on account of the	3
poor and needy dependants	3
tendency of the whole	3
head of a family	3
people in the streets	3
in the return to	3
supply of cheap labour	3
the sale of sugar	3
for the development of	3
to the market of	3
in the southern states	3
work on the moor	3
was that of a	3
if to this we	3
the producers of cotton	3
he happened to come	3
only difference being that	3
in which they have	3
the reader may perhaps	3
in the valley of	3
those of the country	3
two millions of dollars	3
habit of association among	3
no competition for the	3
every act of association	3
enable him to have	3
of it in the	3
a kind of life	3
by the capitalist class	3
side of each other	3
and drawers of water	3
exchanges in a year	3
on a small scale	3
in which all the	3
for seeking new markets	3
and the less he	3
hewers of wood and	3
becomes the prey of	3
of the old ones	3
party of the people	3
in the same bed	3
of his own soul	3
land and labour of	3
every step in the	3
to the comfort and	3
if they did not	3
in the time of	3
of rising in the	3
in exchange for labour	3
is more or less	3
to leave his wife	3
to exhaust his land	3
the esteem of the	3
the proprietors of the	3
that must have been	3
go where he might	3
education of the people	3
the separation of the	3
of the act of	3
on the question of	3
it will be seen	3