On the record
The woe pronounced upon those who keep back wages of the laborer by fraud is self-acting and self-executing and certain as death.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgThe woe pronounced upon those who keep back wages of the laborer by fraud is self-acting and self-executing and certain as death.
Douglass warns of the moral consequences for those who withhold wages from laborers, equating it to a natural law.
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