Sentences with phrase «class of labourers»

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Footballers — and sportsmen — are an elite group of people who can be classed as highly skilled labourers — they can do what the normal man at the stands can not.

Various workingmen's parties soon followed across the US, motivated by a concern that the rise of a permanent class of wage - labourers had introduced a form of slavery under the sign of «free labour.»

He is of Romany descent; his father is a farm labourer, and his grandmother, who brought him up, and claims to have second sight, works at the Abbey as a cleaner — but Dan, who has won a scholarship to Cambridge, is on the cusp of change, about to abandon his home, his family and his class.

Thus the industry developed a class of indentured labourers.

The Labourers who built the tombs of Pharoahs were on upper middle class, as it were, paid in grain which they traded in the markets.