A Momentous Question: The Respective Attitude of Labor and Capital: Articles Specially Contributed by Prominent and Well Known Representatives; Fully and Beautifully Illustrated

Swinton, John. A Momentous Question: The Respective Attitude of Labor and Capital: Articles Specially Contributed by Prominent and Well Known Representatives; Fully and Beautifully Illustrated. Philadelphia: A.R. Keller. (1895-1-1).

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John Swinton’s family relocated from his native Scotland in 1843, settling in Montreal, Canada, where Swinton worked

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