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 1 1   |        mutual combination of the working classes; as also, finally,
 2 2   |          on the condition of the working classes.(1) It is a subject
 3 2(1)|          On the Condictionof the Working Classes, is therefore perfectly
 4 3   |  unjustly on the majority of the working class: for the ancient workingmen'
 5 3   |         it has come to pass that working men have been surrendered,
 6 4   |     these wrongs the socialists, working on the poor man's envy of
 7 4   |          carried into effect the working man himself would be among
 8 5   |       form; and, consequently, a working man's little estate thus
 9 16  |         the wealthy, aye, of the working classes themselves, for
10 16  |     betters the condition of the working man by means of numerous
11 16  |        way, the interests of the working classes; and considers that
12 19  |         that the wealthy and the working men are intended by nature
13 19  |         drawing the rich and the working class together, by reminding
14 20  |        and Christian philosophy, working for gain is creditable,
15 20  |        that, in dealing with the working man, religion and the good
16 32  |      done for the benefit of the working classes by the general laws
17 33  |        equal. The members of the working classes are citizens by
18 33  |   welfare and the comfort of the working classes; otherwise, that
19 34  |    commodities, the labor of the working class - the exercise of
20 34  |          is only by the labor of working men that States grow rich.
21 34  |        that the interests of the working classes should be carefully
22 36  |      were such as that among the working class the ties of family
23 38  |          firebrands, to save the working classes from being led astray
24 40  |                          40. The working man, too, has interests
25 42  |    secure is to save unfortunate working people from the cruelty
26 45  |                      45. Let the working man and the employer make
27 47  |        ready for disturbance. If working people can be encouraged
28 54  |          and especially those of working men, are now far more common
29 54  |        field of labor, and force working men either to join them
30 54  |          circumstances Christian working men must do one of two things:
31 55  |      better the condition of the working class by rightful means.
32 55  |        taken up the cause of the working man, and have spared no
33 55  |           again, strive to unite working men of various grades into
34 55  | societies, by means of which the working man may without difficulty
35 57  |     general and lasting law that working men's associations should
36 57  |         advantage can it be to a working man to obtain by means of
37 57  |          false teaching. Let the working man be urged and led to
38 60  |      being, the condition of the working classes is the pressing
39 60  |       will be easy for Christian working men to solve it aright if
40 61  |        sense of their duty those working men who have either given
41 62  |       mindful of their duty; the working class, whose interests are