博客來Founded in 1867, the Leicester Co-operative Hosiery Manufacturing Society was one of the most successful and enduring co-operative societies of the 19th century. This history, written by two of its former managers, provides a detailed account of the society’s founding, growth, and eventual decline. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of co-operation and industrial relations.
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