The Co-Operative Movement in Great Britain

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But the most signal effort to carry out the indi- vidualist theory of production was made by the engineers, iron-workers ajid coal miners of Northum- berland, Durham, Yorkshire, and Scotland between 1870 and 1874. The stories of the Ouseburn Engin e Works, of the Scottish Iron Works, of the Oldham, Apsley, Sheffield engineering and iron and tool shops, have all the sameness of ultimate disaster. In these experiments the Trade^Unions are said to have lost some ^60,000, an experience which~l ias
...appa - rently disgusted the larger Unions with "associated " workshops. For at all succeeding trade union and Co-operative congresses we hear from the officials of these bodies that it_is impossible to invest trade union funds in undertakings from which they cannot be withdrawn on demand or very short notice. I admire the soundness of the decision ; but the answer given does not solve the question. Special levies of large amounts to meet the demands of Australian strikers or provide the out-o'-work funds for smash- ing up Liverpool cotton operators are raised with apparent ease ; why not, therefore, a special levy to establish a self-governing workshop.?

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