Bookmarker is a personal project by @dellsystem to help with retaining reading material. Source on GitHub.

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anyone who eats at my table is loved there

Anyone who eats at my table is loved there – and I confess to feeling relieved that I don’t find myself preparing meals for people I might only consider an obligation. I don’t have to perform as someone’s partner with the joint diary, the tit for tat of mutual social upkeep. I try to think of the k…

—p.35 Arrangements in Blue: Notes on Loving and Living Alone by Amy Key
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this preoccupation with social control

This vision was lost, almost as soon as it had been found, in the terrible defeats of 1834 and 1835. And, when they had recovered their wind, the workers returned to the vote, as the more practical key to political power. Something was lost: but Chartism never entirely forgot this preoccupation wit…

—p.830 The Making of the English Working Class Class Consciousness (711) by E.P. Thompson
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labour is the source of all wealth

[...] the rules of a society formed in 1832 in Ripponden, a weaving village in the Pennines:

From the astonishing changes which the course of a series of years have produced to the labouring classes… from competition and the increase of machinery which supersedes hand labour, combined with var…

—p.794 Class Consciousness (711) by E.P. Thompson