The Nationalisation of Credit: The Only Cure For Industrial Unrest

Lock, Frank

Published by Geo. B. Philip & Son., Sydney, 1919

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"This old world, the world in which we live, is really a very fine place to be in. Its productivity is immense. It is able fully to supply all reasonable requirements, plus many luxuries, to every inhabitant; and would still be able to do so, if the population were many times greater. To produce this result, there must be a continued application of industry and science, to the forces of nature; which are ever waiting to serve those who are willing to obey her laws. If all is not well with the world, it is due to the perversity of its inhabitants. At the time of writing, the greater part of the world is a seething cauldron of discontent. Revolution, bloodshed, and destruction, are in active operation in some countries. Strikes and other manifestations of industrial unrest are rampant in many centres." --- Ferguson: 26469 --- Original khaki linen backed khaki boards, lettered and decorated black on spine, lettered black on top board (18.8 cm height). Paper browning. Minor superficial marks to boards, corners tender. Minor shelf marks to edges. Frank Lock's ink stamp front free endpaper. Pp. 318 including Introduction, Summary, Conclusion. With Errata slip. ***Please be advised this item appears in the 'History of the Labour/Labor Movement' catalogue, available from D. A. H. directly. Seller Inventory # 18442

Bibliographic Details

Title: The Nationalisation of Credit: The Only Cure...

Publisher: Geo. B. Philip & Son., Sydney

Publication Date: 1919

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Near Fine

Edition: 1st Edition