So likewise there is no endeavour to exclude such human emotions as are "just, measured, and continuous," from the treatment of a subject where true feeling is constantly required for a proper realization of the facts.
In conclusion, I wish to offer my sincere thanks to Mr.Llewellyn Smith, Mr.William Clarke, and other friends who have been kind enough to render me valuable assistance in collecting the material and revising the proof-sheets of portions of this book.
Contents I.

The Measure of Poverty II.

The Effects of Machinery on the Condition of the Working-Classes III.

The Influx of Population into Large Towns IV.

"The Sweating System" V.