Titlebook: British Friendly Societies, 1750-1914; Simon Cordery Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003 science

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The Politics of Respectability,rned him a reputation as the leading publicist for Victorian values.. This reputation rests on reading his books, including ., and, most famously, ., as praising individualism and supplying a guide to ‘the path to independence and self fulfilment’.. Yet Smiles wanted to convey a more complex message

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Into the State,g their 4000 permanent employees with the choice of joining the company society and leaving their current societies, or losing their jobs. Burns, a prominent leader in the 1889 dock strike and future Labour member of parliament, told an approving crowd, ‘if ever the Docks Companies started on a bad

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-75583-9 sought to revive earlier traditions of reciprocity in which mutual interests generally guided relations between masters and men. Influenced by the changing labour relations environment, the Seamen’s Loyal Standard Association embraced a mixture of moral and market-driven attitudes toward economic exchange.

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Patrons, Radicals, and the Struggle for Control, sought to revive earlier traditions of reciprocity in which mutual interests generally guided relations between masters and men. Influenced by the changing labour relations environment, the Seamen’s Loyal Standard Association embraced a mixture of moral and market-driven attitudes toward economic exchange.