Economic Cooperation: American Labor's Alternative to Modern Industrialism
Description:
Economic reform completely dominated the later half of the nineteenth century. Cooperation proved the more dominant of alternatives. This study examines the significance the English working class perceived in their own Rochdale cooperation. The American labor press reveals the philosophy by which Americans adapted the English idea peculiar to their own cultural traditions. The Sovereigns of Industry are most representative of genuine cooperative practices in labor. The Texas Cooperative Associa…
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Date:
December 1977
Creator:
Rainwater, Patricia Hickman
Partner:
UNT Libraries