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Excerpt from Trade Unions and the LawFor this reason the genuine Trade Unionists have all to lose by the conversion of their organisations into political bodies, whereas the Socialists have all to gain, as they have no use for, and see no value in, the Unions apart from politics.It is altogether wrong to claim, as the socialist-labour Party are doing, that the Unions have for the past forty years engaged in political activities in the same sen...

Excerpt from Putnam's Monthly, Vol. 5: A Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art, January to July, 1855Landseer's Twins - A Schetl'er's Tempia tion of Christ - Lee Wood's Last J udg ment - Hall's April Shower - Rodger s Statues, Ruth, The Skater, and Love in a Pet - Miss Ilosnier's Medusa and Daphne - II. K. Brown's Statue of \vasliington Leutze's Washington at Monmouth - The Crayon - The Albion Eugravmg.About the PublisherForgotten ...

Excerpt from Putnam's Monthly, Vol. 5: A Magazine of American Literature, Science, and Art, January to July, 1855 Landseer's Twins - A Schetl'er's Tempia tion of Christ - Lee Wood's Last J udg ment - Hall's April Shower - Rodger s Statues, Ruth, The Skater, and Love in a Pet - Miss Ilosnier's Medusa and Daphne - II. K. Brown's Statue of \vasliington Leutze's Washington at Monmouth - The Crayon - The Albion Eugravmg. About the Publisher Forg...

Excerpt from Trade Unions and the Law Trade Unions are the natural successors to the old Trade Guilds. When the various industries were carried on in the houses of the employers and the workmen formed part of the household, eating and working at the same table as the master, one union or guild protected the trade interests of both, but as handwork gave place to machinery and the workroom too the factory, the whole conditions of employment cha...

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