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Is England Played Out?
Cameron, Alice M. | September 10, 1930 issue

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Some of the important tendencies in English working-class life is discussed in the article. The author interprets them in the light of concrete changes of attitude among workers of a town, which is addressed as X of 70,000 situated in the East Midlands, England, a center of engineering and saw-mills, in which he has lived for the past eight years. It is in a low-paid agricultural area, where wages of labor are below the average and the oppressive atmosphere of a cathedral town has hampered the progress of workers.

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WORKING class; LIFE; ATTITUDE (Psychology); CITIES & towns; WAGES; EAST Midlands (England); ENGLAND
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