Harry Potter Morning Light

Because of problems in the system, the crimes will be exposed naked.

Jack the Ripper only exposed one aspect, while Malthusian population theory tries to attribute suffering and evil to population increase in an attempt to cover up the real root cause.

As long as the wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few people, no matter how the poor reduce their fertility, they can only share the remaining small part of the wealth equally. For example, if there is only one poor person left, he only has 20% of the wealth, while a rich man With 80% of the wealth, no matter how you calculate it, it is impossible to be equal.

Before the parliamentary reform, lowering the wealth and status requirements of voters, the poor did not have the right to vote, that is to say, there were no representatives who could speak out on their behalf. Ordinary civilians who accounted for the majority of the population disappeared, and they did not seem to exist, and the factory law did related to their interests.

This can be explained in this way, when leaders of emerging industries such as Wedgwood send their children to better schools, they need to send the children of ordinary workers to factories and let them work ten hours a day , Let these children earn surplus value for their children to study, become social elites, and then continue to rule over the children of ordinary people.

Children are not born by men, they are more concerned about how many spouses they have. For these rich and powerful men, they can attract many women at any time, so they don't care about women and children.

Women are responsible for giving birth to children. Most motherly women would risk their lives to protect their children when they are born in October. However, women do not have the right to vote, and their opinions are not listened to, even in the Victorian era 30 years later. Such.

Because the UK has a small population and fewer people to consume, they need a broader overseas market, among which France is their primary target.

France is a well-known populous country in Europe, but after the implementation of the trade treaty in 1787, the British cotton merchants were very comfortable dumping for a while, but the French textile industry closed down. And the French are not Indians. A large number of unemployed people and rising food prices broke out the French Revolution, and then the wave of freedom, equality, and fraternity rolled back to Britain, and Britain began to become unstable.

When there are few people, children are cherished. Parents want to send their children to good schools. Hogwarts accepts children from ordinary people. If those noble children are not liked by them... How miserable was Draco in sixth grade, Harry liked the school better than him. He spends the summer at Penny's, and he has many friends at school. Draco was so lonely that there was no one to talk to, while Harry hoped to have the care of his parents and elders. What Wu Muliqi did in school before was sent by the parents like rainflakes. It seems that they still know Concerned about "own" children.

But these people are ordinary people, and they don't know how many male MPs in Parliament, like William Pitt Jr., see children as a burden.

Originally, Georgiana wanted to calm down, but now she is even more restless. Her mind is constantly thinking about how to create terror in London and steal the child like a bird.

What do the bosses who use child labor do? First of all, whipping is inevitable, and its purpose is to correct the minor mistakes of child laborers. In 1799, a reporter interviewed a boy named Robert Brinker. He was sent to Nottingham with eighty or ninety boys and girls factory.

Besides correcting mistakes, whipping can also keep them awake and alert. Children snooze, and may fall asleep while working, and then twist their fingers into the machine. There is no bone builder there to make their bones grow back.

Some factory owners beat and kicked children, and even pinched their ears until they pierced them. The boss of Brinko hangs his two wrists on the machine, and he has to squat as the machine moves. He was lowered, then hung again, his teeth filed to prevent him from biting.

It happened that these people made money from women, and she didn't know about other women, anyway, she couldn't wear it by herself, she held back her strength for a long time, but still couldn't calm down her emotions, so she began to cry loudly.

She guessed that Bonaparte would not come to see her tonight, and that another vixen who "plays with the wind" was going to jump into his bedroom.

Then she saw Matilda, and wept and waved to her.

"What's the matter, ma'am?" Matilda said worriedly.

"Go and tell Dillock, tell him that this is the rule, no woman, including me, except Josephine, will be allowed to spend the night in the bed of the First Consul." She cried and said, "There is more~~~"

Matilda ran off without waiting for her to finish.

Only then did she realize that everyone was far away from her, and that Matilda had come in to "seek information", so she cried even more sadly.

As a woman, she cries, makes trouble and hangs herself, although she doesn't cry to achieve a certain purpose.

If it was Josephine who came, she must be very happy. How could she be like her, making a fuss like mourning.

In fact, Josephine and Bonaparte are complementary. If Napoleon annoys some people, Josephine will appease them. What was the use of her crying? A woman's tears are of no use to a hard-hearted man.

If it really got too far, and Napoleon had no interest in her, then even if she died, it would be useless.

The life of Napoleon in the later period was just a number to him. He lost the magical power displayed by the "magician on the battlefield". The Battle of the Pyramids was like a fabricated story. The same worship also disappeared.

Then he no longer has low battle losses and huge battle results, and has to pay taxes in order to evade military service.

It was hard to find someone with a warm heart, and the one they liked was Lily from Gryffindor.

She really has no eyesight for people, even if she doesn't just look at people by looks and wealth.

In the past, she hoped that she would never grow up and be a girl forever, swimming with the mermaid in the Hogwarts lake.

Now this pure land is also polluted, so many children are afraid of growing up, not because they are afraid of suffering in adulthood, but because it means they will lose their jobs.

When the labor force is not enough, will the newspapers continue to hype the Malthusian population theory?

The Irish immigrated to England only temporarily, and they will immigrate to America later.

"You will use this trick against me." Bonaparte said at the door. "Didn't you say that witches don't shed tears?"

"I find that women's tears are not useful to all men, so I will not use tears to achieve a certain purpose." She said in a hoarse voice, "If I remember correctly, the full name of the market entry tax is charity goods entry tax, Wine is a charitable commodity."

"You remember correctly, the wine tax was originally used to build the Saint-Martin Canal, but now it is used to build shelters and hospitals." Bonaparte said firmly, "I let you think, use beer rent to support What about orphans and widows?"

"You can just tell the beer brewing company to collect taxes." She complained.

"Don't you want British businessmen to sell equipment?" He walked to her and sat down. "Lend the license to them..."

"Not because you want to pay tribute to Queen Catherine?" she interrupted him.

He didn't speak.

"I think human nature is evil." She said dryly, "If it weren't for the lack of beer culture in France..."

"Don't do that!" He warned, "Beware of people saying that there is not enough food to eat, and they still make wine?"

She didn't bother to pay attention to him.

"You don't allow other women to spend the night in my bed, so will you allow me to spend the night in someone else's bed?" He asked again.

She slapped the table angrily, and just about to turn around, she was held in his arms by him.

"Some men are unreliable, but not all men are unreliable. You can rely on me." He said with a playful smile.

She put her head on his shoulder and leaned briefly.

She borrowed it because she was so tired.