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In the first part Of the Essay we came to the
conclusion, that the only remedy for the existing
dlstresscs of Society, and particularly of the
working class, could be found in some plan for
the uniting of material interests. We said, that
it was possible for the intellect of man to devise
means by which Labor, Capital, and Talent
should be made to work together, and for each
other, instead Of against each other, and through
which every man would labor for his nelghbor
But thus far, our argument has been mostly
critical; we shall now attempt to make it con-
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