MR. GLADSTONE OPENING A NEW HALL AT PORT SUNLIGHT, CHESHIRE: "This hall means relief from toil in the first place, though not exclusively. Labour is the lot of man; labour is the burden of man; labour is, and, I fear, long may be in many of its branches, a severe and heavy burden, although I rejoice to think that it is lighter far than it was during the early years of my life for nearly the whole, if not the whole, of the labouring population."
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MR. GLADSTONE OPENING A NEW HALL AT PORT SUNLIGHT, CHESHIRE: "This hall means relief from toil in the first place, though not exclusively. Labour is the lot of man; labour is the burden of man; labour is, and, I fear, long may be in many of its branches, a severe and heavy burden, although I rejoice to think that it is lighter far than it was during the early years of my life for nearly the whole, if not the whole, of the labouring population."

Date

1891

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Photo12/Liszt Collection/Quint Lox Limited

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MR. GLADSTONE OPENING NEW HALL PORT SUNLIGHT CHESHIRE hall means relief toil first place though not exclusively. Labour lot man labour burden man labour I fear long branches severe heavy burden although I rejoice think lighter far early years life nearly whole not whole labouring population. 1891 engraving

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