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Letter to Fox
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Author: Wordsworth William (1770-1850)
Year: n.a.
Recently, by the spreading of manufactures through every part of the country, by the heavy taxes upon postage, by workhouses, houses of industry, by the invention of soup-shops, etc., superadded to the increasing disproportion between the price of labour and that of the necessaries of life, the bonds of domestic feeling among the poor, as far as the influence of these things has extended, have been weakened, and in innumerable instances entirely destroyed.
Qu. Eliot: The use of poetry (1933)
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