The labor movement, from the standpoint of religious values

Harry Frederick Ward

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HALL NOON LECTURESFORD THE LABOR MOVEMENT THE LABOR MOVEMENT FROM THE STANDPOINT OF RELIGIOUS VALUES BY HARRY F. WARD Professor of Social Boston School ofService, University Theology The Methodist Federation for Social ServiceSecretary, The verbatim of a series ofstenographic report noon lecturesday delivered at Ford Hall, Boston, 1915, with the and answers of thetogether questions Forum each lectureperiod following flew &STURGIS WALTON COMPANY 1917 COPYRIGHT, 1917, BY STURGIS & WALTON COMPANY Set andup electrotyped. Published, May, 191T. COMPANYVAIL-BALLOU BINQHAMTON AND NEW YORK PREFACE A School of and the I. W. W.Theology sitting to discuss the labour Cantogether problem! more to our modernconference strangeany be But could confer-thinking imagined! any ! Theence more be conceivedessentially logical of these varioustogether, however,bringing into one harmonious student wasbodygroups in the Fordthe function of a third idea action, Hall Forum.Open Ford Hall stands for free discussion of ques- It istions a distinctive ethicalcarrying message. in a a church forlarge way community religion. Within its walls racial andevery religious, element in the have comepolitical community for a faith common to all.together seeking School ofwhen the BostonTherefore, University thefor a fitand forTheology sought place proper theexercise of the ithospitality contemplated, Ford Hall its associations of theof withplatform natural to seek.

Sujets

• Working class
• United States
• Social Problems (journal)
• Labor
• Labour movement

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 6
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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HALL NOON LECTURESFORD
THE LABOR MOVEMENTTHE
LABOR MOVEMENT
FROM THE STANDPOINT OF
RELIGIOUS VALUES
BY
HARRY F. WARD
Professor of Social Boston School ofService, University Theology
The Methodist Federation for Social ServiceSecretary,
The verbatim of a series ofstenographic report
noon lecturesday
delivered at
Ford Hall, Boston, 1915,
with the and answers of thetogether questions
Forum each lectureperiod following
flew
&STURGIS WALTON
COMPANY
1917COPYRIGHT, 1917,
BY STURGIS & WALTON COMPANY
Set andup electrotyped. Published, May, 191T.
COMPANYVAIL-BALLOU
BINQHAMTON AND NEW YORK