 | Frances Wright - Knowledge, Theory of - 1829 - 252 pages
...substantiated the suffering condition of a large mass of their population. In Boston, in New-York, in Baltimore, the voice of distress hath, in like...have instituted all this calamity for the purpose of fulfilling the words of a Jewish prophet, " the poor shall never cease from the land." Some, less spiritual-minded,... | |
 | Frances Wright - 1829 - 244 pages
...the life of others, cut short his own — when he is mowed down by that labour whose products from the boasted wealth of the state, he leaves a family,...have instituted all this calamity for the purpose of fulfilling the words of a Jewish prophet, " the poor shall never cease from the land." Some, less spiritual-minded,... | |
 | Hygiene, Sexual - 1915 - 686 pages
...as we know, by Mathew Carey in 1829. He so stirred the people of Philadelphia that a committee was appointed by the town meeting of the city and county of Philadelphia to inquire "what is the effect upon the comfort, happiness and morals of the females who depend on... | |
 | Hygiene, Sexual - 1915 - 720 pages
...as we know, by Mathew Carey in 1829. He so stirred the people of Philadelphia that a committee was appointed by the town meeting of the city and county of Philadelphia to inquire "what is the effect upon the comfort, happiness and morals of the females who depend on... | |
 | Public health - 1915 - 684 pages
...as we know, by Mathew Carey in 1829. He so stirred the people of Philadelphia that a committee was appointed by the town meeting of the city and county of Philadelphia to inquire "what is the effect upon the comfort, happiness and morals of the females who depend on... | |
 | Mike Sanders - Feminism - 2001 - 416 pages
...substantiated the suffering condition of a large mass of their population. In Boston, in New-York, in Baltimore, the voice of distress hath, in like...recommended pious submission to a Providence who should 127 have instituted all this calamity for the purpose of fulfilling the words of a Jewish prophet,... | |
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... the boasted wealth of the state, he leaves a family, to whom the strength of his manhood had barely furnished bread, to lean upon the weakness of a soul-stricken mother, and hurry her to the grave of her father. Such is the information gleaned from... 