Workers on their industries
By: edited, with an introduction, by Frank W. Galton.
Contributors: South Place Institute, London.
Series: [Social science series. 90]
Publisher: S. Sonnenschein & co., ltd.; C. Scribner's sons
Published: 1896
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 239
Subjects: Industrial arts; Technical education
Notes: "Essays ... originally delivered as a course of lectures on industries, at South Place institute, on Sunday afternoon during the winter of 1893-4."--Introd.
Table of contents: title: The need and value of technical education. By C. T. Millis.; title: Dressmakers and tailoresses. By F. Hicks.; title: Workers in precious metals. By W. A. Steward.; title: Ship-building. By W. C. Steadman.; title: Wood engraving. By H. Crossfield.; title: Corn-milling, ancient and modern. By W. Salmon.; title: Engineering. By J. Swift.; title: Cask-making. By W. Crooks.; title: The art of bookbinding. By F. Rogers.; title: The agricultural labourer. By F. Verinder.; title: Bricklayers. By H. R. Taylor.; title: Pottery. By S. J. Thomas.; title: The need of organisation among women. By E. A. Holyoake.; title: The need of labour representation. By B. Tillett.