
A compelling collection of speeches, this work brings together the thoughts of a prominent industrial voice as he tackles one of the era’s most pressing challenges: how to reshape the relationships that drive modern industry. Presented almost exactly as they were spoken, the addresses explore the need for cooperation, brotherhood, and a shared sense of purpose among business leaders, workers, and the wider community.
The author asks fundamental questions about the very purpose of industry—whether it should serve only private profit or act as a form of social service that balances fair wages, reasonable returns on capital, and genuine benefit to society. He argues that lasting success depends on a new spirit that places human welfare alongside, and sometimes above, financial gain. Listeners will find a thoughtful appeal to replace antagonism with collaboration, offering ideas that remain relevant to today’s conversations about responsible business and sustainable growth.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (167K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2021-05-14
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1874–1960
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