[40] Hearth-money was a tax upon houses according to the number of chimneys, at the rate of two shillings a chimney, for every house having more than two chimneys.
[41] See the passage in Dunoyer, 'Liberté du Travail,' tom. i. p. 416.
[42] Sir John M'Neill's 'Report on Free and Pauper Colonies in Holland.' 1853.
[43] Morison, 'Labour and Capital,' Appendix B.
[44] Chronicon Preciosum, 1745, p. 136.
[45] Morison, 'Labour and Capital,' p. 24.
CHAPTER XXV.
What political economy teaches—Skilled labour and trusted labour—Competition of unskilled labour—Competition of uncapitalled labour—Itinerant traders—The contrast of organised industry—Factory-labour and garret-labour—Communism—Proposals for state organisation of labour—Social publishing establishment—Practical co-operation.