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Otago Witness, Issue 2818, 18 March 1908, Page 98

— "The fault I have to find with the working classes," said Mr John Burns, in an address at Burnley, "is the meanness of their wants, the misery or their desires, the poverty of their aims, tastes, and' ideals." He wanted to see education that would fire them with inspiration and give them higher ideals and nobler aims. They could make "a new heaven and a new earth" for themselves with the £3,000,000 a week that they wasted on drink and! various forms of gambling, and rise to the* level of their duties and responsibilities.

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