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by somebody called Morris--
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I think it's Morris--on Leeds shows the kind of richness
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and depth to these voluntary associations
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in which people try to do an awful lot for ordinary people.
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It has a sense of moralizing.
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There's always this sort of top-down look about moralizing them,
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and trying to get the workers to drink less,
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trying to get them to go to church, trying to get them,
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when it was possible, for their children to become educated
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and stay in school.
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There's always this tension between families
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who needed children's income, however small that was.