 | 1844
...business at seven o'clock, these mischiefs would be prevented. " Twelve (hours)," says Dr. Hodgkin, " including the necessary intervals for refreshment...human labour as is consistent with the preservation of health."* More, therefore, ought not to be demanded of the assistants. It is neither consistent with... | |
 | Samuel Martin - 1850 - 63 էջ
...than twelve or thirteen hours' laoour is decidedly injurious, and that long-continued standing is more wearying and injurious than more active and varied...a very rational distribution of labour and rest." " 10908. Should you think that labour or attention so long continued as has been just described to... | |
 | Charles Wing - 1967 - 498 էջ
...essentially necessary to the health of children ? — Yes, of all individuals, especially of children. !). Do you, in reference to the general experience of...preservation of a perfect state of health? — It seems to be a very rational distribution of labour and rest. 18. Uo not you think that the intervals for meals,... | |
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that twelve hours a-day, including two hours for meals, is quite sufficient time for human beings to labour for a continuance." THOMAS HODGKIN, MD " 10901. Do you, in reference to the general experience of mankind, and the principles of medical science,... 