Rhythmical Essays on the Beard Question, by William Carter, first published in 1808, reads, in small part, as follows: Visibly seen in the long bearded mass, As a whole, a grim looking, cadaverous class;

I see a monetary value below each post. I cringe and yet I kvell. "Your labor has worth", my miniature shoulder capitalist argues. "Why should the work you provide others go uncompensated?