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THE CLOTHING TRADE: INDUSTRIAL POLITICAL VIEWS. SEPTEMBER, 1919.

THE CLOTHING TRADE: INDUSTRIAL POLITICAL VIEWS. SEPTEMBER, 1919.

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THE CLOTHING TRADE: INDUSTRIAL POLITICAL VIEWS. SEPTEMBER, 1919.

by (Shoenfeld, Mayer)

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New York: Mayer Shoenfeld, 1919., 1919.. Very good. - Tall narrow 16mo, 6 inches high by 3 inches wide. Softcover, bound in stapled light brown wraps titled and decorated in black on the front cover. There are minor creases to the covers. 16 pages. Near fine.

Mayer Shoenfeld of the United Brotherhood of Tailors led a strike of tailors in 1896. On the inside cover, Shoenfeld writes "This booklet is not on sale. I am talking to be heard: not for hire. Read this and pass it on. It is merely a prologue - The rest to follow". This treatise was written soon after the end of the First World War which, together with the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918, had taken a toll on the U.S. "A snapshot of the causes of the high cost of living necessities will show that its solution does not lie in good hearts. It lies in clear thinking. In the past five years, about eighteen million producers were either killed or disabled. About six billion dollars' worth of property, industrial and farm implements, cattle, and other machineries for production, were destroyed. About five million human beings were incurably diseased and incapable of work...." Shoenfeld suggests solutions to rebuilding the country which would take both labor and industries' needs into consideration as the needs of the workers to now earn enough to make ends meet would inevitably lead to strikes "...the present upheavals are of such vaster importance and development than they were in the French Revolution, that they give all evidences of terminating in a world catastrophe that would make the recent war a mere sore on the body of the earth." Among other things, he calls on Congress to "enact laws for uniform work days throughout the country, effective immediately and terminating with it shall decide that the normal days have reappeared and the aforementioned economic ills have been cured".

A RARE labor item.

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Title
THE CLOTHING TRADE: INDUSTRIAL POLITICAL VIEWS. SEPTEMBER, 1919.
Author
(Shoenfeld, Mayer)
Book Condition
Used - Very good
Quantity Available
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Binding
Paperback
Publisher
New York: Mayer Shoenfeld, 1919.
Date Published
1919.
Weight
0.00 lbs
Keywords
LABOR; FASHION INDUSTRY; TAILORS; THE CLOTHING TRADE: INDUSTRIAL POLITICAL VIEWS. SEPTEMBER, 1919; MAYER SHOENFELD; UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF TAILORS; PAMPHLET; POST PANDEMIC; WORLD WAR ONE; TWENTIETH CENTURY; 20TH CENTURY.
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