博客來This book tells the story of the Stocksbridge Band of Hope Industrial Co-operative Society, a successful cooperative enterprise that operated in South Yorkshire, England from 1860 to 1910. The Society was formed by a group of artisans and craftsmen and grew to become a leading supplier of goods and services in the region. The book covers the Society’s origins, growth, and eventual decline, as well as its role in promoting the co-operative movement in England.
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