America Compared with England

American aristocracy association become British character chartist church classes co-operation co-operative comfort competition condition consequence constitution courts cracy crime criminal democracy democratic districts duty effect elected electors employed employment England English enjoy enjoyment equality established evils existence families farm favour France happiness house of commons house of lords human ignorance individual interest Ireland judges jury justice labour land legislation legislature liberty live Lord Lord Brougham Louis Blanc mankind manufacturing marriage mass matters means ment moral nature necessary neighbours newspapers object obtain officers Ohio opinion parliament party Pentland Hills persons political poor population poverty present system principle proper question reform representatives respect says sedition slave slavery social system superior system of society Thiers tical tion towns trial by jury United universal suffrage vote wages wealth whigs whole