The Endless Tug of Interest and Labor in 19th Century Life
A collage of opinions and urged remedies contrasts the burdens of labor with the parasitic pull of interest. It notes workers toil six days per week and ten hours daily while interest consumes capital, neglects needs, and profits from others’ toil amid mentions of medicine, sensational anecdotes, and social reformers.
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