The Aims of Labour

In this classic work, Arthur Henderson presents his vision for a fair and just society, one in which the rights of workers are respected and protected. Drawing on his experience as a labor leader and member of Parliament, Henderson lays out the core principles of the labor movement, offering a compelling case for social justice and economic equality for all.
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