Excerpt from The Church and the Million, Vol. 5: Durham and the Carpet Weavers, Master and Man; A Letter Addressed to Messrs. Henderson and Co
Man is in some respects the same everywhere and the working man of course has certain striking features of similarity with his fellow workmen which are inalienable from his very position, and which give him a claim upon all those who lead a similar life to his own to be recognised by them as brothers.
But while this is the case the separate and distinguishing fea tures are very striking, and it appears evident that in proposing any remedial processes for existing evils, whether moral or social, one of the first things to be done is to consider the peculiar circumstances of each body of workmen in order to see what specialty of remedy should be applied to their case.
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