Labour and the Popular WelfareMallock, W. H. (William Hurrell)
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Labour and the Popular Welfare
Mallock, W. H. (William Hurrell)
Labor; Labor movement; Socialism; Working class
An Error of Mr. Herbert Spencer’s 202
A Philosophic Truth, but an Economic Falsehood 204
Whole body of Successful Inventors a very small
Minority 206
Ability and Opportunity 208
Ability not produced by Opportunity 209
Ability the Maker of its own Opportunities 210
Ability as a matter of Character 212
Function of such Ability 213
Characters not equalised by Education or
Opportunity 214
Progress due solely to the Few 216
Progress in the Iron Industry 217
Early Applications of Ability to British
Iron Production 218
Ability opposed by the Age instead of
representing it 220
Isolated Action of Ability 222
Arkwright and his associates 223
The Value of Watt’s Patent as estimated by
his Contemporaries 224
Industrial Progress the work of the Few
only 226
IV. The Conclusion arrived at in the preceding Book
restated. The Annual Amount produced by
Ability in the United Kingdom—
Grades of Ability 228
Proportion of Able Men to Labourers 230
A Rough Calculation 231
More than half our National Income produced by
a Small Minority 232
BOOK IV
THE REASONABLE HOPES OF LABOUR—THEIR MAGNITUDE,
AND THEIR BASIS
I. How the Future and Hopes of the Labouring
Classes are bound up with the Prosperity of
the Classes who exercise Ability—
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