-=> Quoting Robert Craft to David Hartung <=-
 DH> I tend to agree, but if the idea of abolishing the Public
 DH> schools is ever discussed outside of forums such as this,
 DH> you can be sure that folks will ask about the poor folk. 
 RC> Additionally, there is the question of what to do about
 RC> those parents who see their children as free labor and make
 RC> schooling secondary to work at home.
 
 One would think all  the anti child-labor laws  enacted in the early 1900's
 would take  care of that problem. It was _mostly_ industry that used 
 children as cheap labor anyway. I've read that it  was considered the 
 slavery of the North.
 Jean Halverson
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