Dr. William King and The Co-operator, 1828-1930;
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Dr. William King and The Co-operator, 1828-1930 chronicles the life and work of Dr. William King, a pivotal figure in the early co-operative movement. This biography, written by Thomas William Mercer, delves into King's efforts to promote cooperative principles through his publication, "The Co-operator."
The book explores King's vision for social reform, his advocacy for worker empowerment, and his practical strategies for establishing successful cooperative societies. It sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of the early co-operative movement in Britain and highlights King's enduring influence on subsequent generations of reformers. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the historical roots of cooperative economics and the ongoing relevance of its ideals.
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