This book discusses the importance of free education for all members of society, including the working class, lumberjacks, and miners. The author highlights the unfairness of having a system that only allows the wealthy to receive an education. They argue that this inequality creates a divide in society and prevents the working class from reaching their full potential. The author proposes several solutions to this problem, including the establishment of public libraries and the provision of free education for all children. They also discuss the importance of creating a culture of reading and learning in order to improve the lives of the working class. This book is a valuable contribution to the discussion of educational equality and provides insights into the challenges faced by the working class in the early 20th century.
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