...bondsmen: and that in every man they must respect his dignity and worth as a man and as a Christian; — and that it is shameful and inhuman to treat men like chattels to make money by, or to look upon them as so much muscle or physical power." The great and principal duty of every employer is to give every...

...in every man his dignity as a man and as a Christian ; that labour is nothing to be ashamed of ... and that it is shameful and inhuman to treat men like...them merely as so much muscle or physical power." No general statement of the social condition of the workers in large industrial centres has hitherto...

...ashamed of, if we listen to right reason and to Christian philosophy, but is an honorable employment, enabling a man to sustain his life in an upright and...upon them merely as so much muscle or physical power. Thus, again, Religion teaches that, as among the workman's concerns are Religion herself and things...

...personally profit. Pope Leo's voice of sympathy is heard declaring that there is a social problem, and that "it is shameful and inhuman to treat men...them merely as so much muscle or physical power." Charity, as Pope Leo frequently understands it, would indeed effect a wonderful amelioration in the...

...ashamed of, if we listen to right reason and to Christian philosophy, but is an honourable employment, enabling a man to sustain his life in an upright and...upon them merely as so much muscle or physical power. Thus, again, Religion teaches that, as among the workman's concerns are Religion herself and things...

...be ashamed of, if we listen to reason and to Christian philosophy, but is an honorable employment, enabling a man to sustain his life in an upright and...them merely as so much muscle or physical power." It imposes upon him likewise the duty of seeing that the workman have time for " the duties of piety...

...ashamed of, if we listen to right reason, and to Christian philosophy, but is an honorable employment, enabling a man to sustain his life in an upright and...upon them merely as so much muscle or physical power. Thus, again, Religion teaches that, as among the workman's concerns are Religion herself and things...

...ashamed of, if we listen to right reason, and to Christian philosophy, but is an honorable employment, enabling a man to sustain his life in an upright and...upon them merely as so much muscle or physical power. Thus, again, Religion teaches that, as among the workman's concerns are Religion herself and things...

...not the slaves of the employer, and it is shameful and inhuman to treat men like chattels for profit, or to look upon them merely as so much muscle or physical power." It seems to us that on this point the owner of the department store has grievously offended. To make...

...call this ' encouraging progress ' ! " And again, in 1891, after he had become Pope, he writes : " It is shameful and inhuman to treat men like chattels...upon them merely as so much muscle or physical power. . . . The employer must never tax his workpeople beyond their strength, or employ them in work unsuited...