| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - XX No. 6 (1967)) That the greatest of evils is idleness, that the poor are the victims, not of circumstances, but of their own idle, irregular and wicked courses, that the truest charity is not to enervate them by relief, but so to reform their characters that relief may be unnecessary--such doctrines turned severity from a sin into a duty, and froze the impulse of natural pity with the assuranc
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