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.
New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1887. Hardcover. xxiii, 382, [2]p., slight fraying of head and tail of spine and corners, blindstamp on title page else very good condition. First edition.
Gunton, 1845-1919, a textile worker and union leader, became well known as an economist and advocate of the 8-hour day. This, his first book, was partly based on the notes of Ira Steward, a major leader of the 8-hour movement.
Cat.No: 3426
Price: $45.00
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