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Excerpt from The Nineteenth Century, Vol. 8: A Monthly Review; July-December, 1880
He saw the two great parties in the State inattentive, as he thought, to that bad condition of the labourer - inattentive to it, or Igno rautly aggravating it by mismanagement. Hence his contempt for Whigs and Tories alike. And perhaps I may be allowed to compare myself with Cobbett so far as this: that whereas his politics were governed by a master-thought, the thought Of the bad condition of the English labourer, SO mine, too, are governed bya master-thought.
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