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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 42, 22 December 1911, Page 17

TRUMPET CALL FOR THE WEEK. (To be learnt off by heart.) The labojrin' man and laborin* woman Have one glory and one shame: Ev'ythin , thet's done inhuman Ingers all on 'em the same. J. R. Lowell. The working class is tlie only cla,ss« that is not a class. It is a, nation. It represents, so to speak, the body as a' whole of which the other classes only represent special organs. vThose-or-'ans, no cicubt, have great and m--dispensable functions, but for most: purposes of government the State con-; sists of the vast laboring majority. Its. welfare depends on what their lives are like. —Frederick Harrison.

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