Wealth and Progress; a Critical Examination of the Labor Problem; the Natural Basis for Industrial Reform, or How to Increase Wages Without Reducing Profits or Lowering Rents George 1845-1919 Gunton

Name: Wealth and Progress; a Critical Examination of the Labor Problem; the Natural Basis for Industrial Reform, or How to Increase Wages Without Reducing Profits or Lowering Rents By George 1845-1919 Gunton
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Wealth and Progress; a Critical Examination of the Labor Problem; the Natural Basis for Industrial Reform, or How to Increase Wages Without Reducing Profits or Lowering Rents by George 1845-1919 Gunton

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Wealth and Progress; a Critical Examination of the Labor Problem; the Natural Basis for Industrial Reform, or How to Increase Wages Without Reducing Profits or Lowering Rents: the Economic Philosophy of the Eight Hour Movement by George 1845-1919 Gunton

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9781015070608

ISBN 10

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Wealth and Progress; a Critical Examination of the Labor Problem; the Natural Basis for Industrial Reform, or How to Increase Wages Without Reducing Profits or Lowering Rents: the Economic Philosophy of the Eight Hour Movement by George 1845-1919 Gunton

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George 1845-1919 Gunton

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Legare Street Press

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2021-09-10

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