The History of Co-operation in England: The constructive periodTrübner & Company, 1885 - Cooperation |
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advantage advocates appeared Assington Association better capital capitalist cent CHAPTER Chartists Christian Socialists co-operative societies co-operative store co-operative workshop commenced competition Comte de Paris Congress customers dividends economy employers England English equitable established farm give hands History of Co-operation Holyoake Holyoake's honest honour idea improvement industrial partnership interest J. S. Mill John John Stuart Mill journal known labour Lancashire London Lord Manchester manufacturing master means ment Middlesbrough Mill mind Mongewell moral movement never obtained operation opinion Owen paid paper Parliament persons Pioneers political poor principle productive progress promote purchases reader regard Robert Owen Rochdale Rochdale Pioneers scheme sense share shareholders shopkeepers social Socialists Street strike success thing Thomas Brassey thought tion town Trades Unions volume wages Walter Morrison Wholesale Society William workmen