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-15.- 18 Within the narrow youth, a terrible social tragedy takes place, Gollan describes it with the following words: Page 190: "It certainly demands a great deal of courage to take life.But it certainly requires a greater "nter of the *ast of unemployment, of half starvation and of hopelessness to want to live even further." c). After this brief identification of the social hedge of the creating strata of England. let's turn to the upper class. as Marking Is in one term' cysanmence'comprehensive: Greed_nach_Reichtum_. Edward Lytton B u 1 w e r "England and the English", l834, page 82: "In some countries the wealth is an idol, in others the glory; in us the money is the most powerful of the Deity". John G o 1 1 a n :" Youth in British Ind'stry", London 1937, page 20-21. "the present system of esellschaft is founded on a pure competition that raises the material good in the rank of gods". Jean de la P o u l a a i n e :"The Colossus avf clayrnnn Füssen". Paris 1899, page 79. VU "Corroption is in England on the day order, as it is in one -and everything finds itself in the hands of a greedy aristocracy, cannot be otherwise."