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Working Men and Religious Institutions in England
The article analyzes why the working class largely neglects religious institutions. It argues social, professional, and moral hindrances stem from harsh factory conditions, misapplied economic thinking by masters, and destitution caused by political economy. It calls for masters to recognize workers as fellow humans and for reform alongside Christian principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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E. Eardley
Bristol
Treland
Ceeseevseer
Sceeesees
Arthur Roebuck, Esq
England
Ener
Jesus
Conrensén
Israel