Women in Modern Industry
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Women in Modern Industry is by B. L. Hutchins. The text says it seems not unlikely that textile industry, perhaps also agriculture and the taming of the smaller domestic animals, were originated by women.
The text says women are everywhere the primitive agriculturists and work in the fields of Europe to-day. The text says that women seem to have originated pottery, while men usually ornamented and improved it. The text says that the Germans hold that the organisation of the unskilled labourer is as important as that of the mechanic. The text says it is evident that the German form of organisation is much better calculated to catch the weaker and less-skilled classes of workers than is the more aristocratic and old-fashioned craft Union of our own country.
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- B. L. Hutchins
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- 224
- Language
- English
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- Sociology
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