Guild Principles in War And Peace
Guild Principles in War And Peace
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. . . Charles Booth has just died and Seebohm Rowntree still lives. " It was natural and inevitable that the wage-earners should combine to protect themselves, in some degree, against the brutalising effects of wagery. They, like their employers, had never analysed it ; they knew nothing of the actual economic process by which they were despoiled and kept in bondage. But they knew where the shoe pinched, and sought what easement they could. They accepted the wage-system as a natural law and onl...y wished to mitigate its harshness. So they formed trade-unions and friendly societies and fraternities, gaining some measure of inspiration from the fraternal relations that ensued. Their history is not without turbulence ; nor were their decisions always wise and prescient. The same can be said of our statesmen, so why blame unduly the trade-unions ? They engendered riots and . Were as often jockeyed into rioting by premeditated provocation. All our industrial centres have -a story to tell in this regard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Charles Booth has just died and Seebohm Rowntree still lives. " It was natural and inevitable that the wage-earners should combine to protect themselves, in some degree, against the brutalising effects of wagery. They, like their employers, had never analysed it ; they knew nothing of the actual economic process by which they were despoiled and kept in bondage. But they knew where the shoe pinched, and sought what easement they could. They accepted the wage-system as a natural law and onl...y wished to mitigate its harshness. So they formed trade-unions and friendly societies and fraternities, gaining some measure of inspiration from the fraternal relations that ensued. Their history is not without turbulence ; nor were their decisions always wise and prescient. The same can be said of our statesmen, so why blame unduly the trade-unions ? They engendered riots and . Were as often jockeyed into rioting by premeditated provocation. All our industrial centres have -a story to tell in this regard.
What to read after Guild Principles in War And Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S G Hobson to read onlineMoreLess
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