Date
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assistants, and so forth, who are engaged in the service of the
of the well-to-do middle class. This is a larger body of workers
engaged in what I should call competitive salesmanship, or, to use a
a pitch that there are many things which cost far more to sell than
articles of folly and luxury, the demand for which is the outcome of
leading a manly and uncorrupted life.html">life would not ask for or dream of.
wealth.html">wealth.html">wealth: they are not wealth, but waste.html">waste. Wealth is what Nature gives
his reasonable use. The sunlight, the fresh air, the unspoiled face
storing up of knowledge of all kinds, and the power of disseminating
the beauty which man.html">man.html">man creates when he is most a man, most aspiring and
manly and uncorrupted. This is wealth. Nor can I think.html">think of anything
But think, I beseech you, of the product of England, the workshop of
the mass of things which no sane man could desire, but which our
many, very many, of our workers--the making of wares which are
CLASS. For if many men.html">men live without producing, nay, must live lives
produce wares which no one needs, not even.html">even the rich, it follows that
whom they support, cannot get for their use the GOODS which men
with coarse food that does not nourish, with rotten raiment which
dweller in civilization look back with regret to the tent of the
workers must even lend a hand to the great industrial invention of
shams and mockeries of the luxury of the rich; for the wage-earners
of life are FORCED on them by their masters.
But it is waste of time to try to express in words due contempt of
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