...subordination, it would render them fractious and refractory, as was evident in the manufacturing counties ; it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets,...publications against Christianity ; it would render them 1nsolent to their superiors ; and in a few years the legislature would find it necessary to direct...

...subordination, it would render them factious and refractory, as was evident in the manufacturing counties, it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets,...vicious books, and publications against Christianity. It might, indeed, have been thought that even the ability to read would not enable " the labouring classes...

...subordination, it would render them factious and refractory, as was evident in the manufacturing counties, it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets,...vicious books, and publications against Christianity. It might, indeed, have been thought that even the ability to read would not enable " the labouring classes...

...it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets, vicious books and publications against illiteracy; it would render them insolent to their superiors;...find it necessary to direct the strong arm of power toward them and to furnish the executive magistrate with more vigorous laws than were in force. The...

...subordination it would render them fractious and refractory as was evident in the manufacturing counties; it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets,...it would render them insolent to their superiors." Although freedom of the press was theoretically established when Parliament abolished official censorship...

...subordination, it would render them factious and refractory, as was evident in the manufacturing counties; it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets,...magistrate with much more vigorous laws than were now in force." Quoted in Hammond, The Town Laborer, p. 57. it Samuel Smiles, Self Help. Chaucer had said,...

...subordination, it would render them factious and refractory, as was evident in the manufacturing counties ; it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets,...magistrate with much more vigorous laws than were now in force." Hammond, The Town Labourer, p. 57. See also Trevelyan's British History in the Nineteenth...

...destined them; instead of teaching them subordination, it would render them factious and refractory ; it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets,...find it necessary to direct the strong arm of power against them and to furnish the executive magistrate -with rtiuch more vigorous laws than were now...

...destined them; instead of teaching them subordination, it would render them factious and refractory; it would enable them to read seditious pamphlets,...find it necessary to direct the strong arm of power against them and to furnish the executive magistrate with much more vigorous laws than were now in...

...was denied on the grounds that it would make them unhappy with their lot, make them fractious, and enable them to read seditious pamphlets, vicious books, and publications against Christianity. In addition, because it had inspired the French Revolution, the doctrine of natural rights was charged...