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THE WORKMAN
His False Friends and His True Friends
Joseph P. Thompson
Originally published by the American Tract Society in 1879, this volume addresses such vital and trimely subjects as Property and Capital, Land and Inheritance, Laws of Production and Trade, Trade-Unions and Strike, Legislation and Labor, Immigration, Socialism and Communism, Christianity and Society and The Future of the Workman in America. Thompson was a brilliant man who served as pastor of the Broadway Tabernacle in NY City for more than 26 years. He also wrote the excellent volume which we have published entitled: LET THE CANNON BLAZE AWAY: Lectures on the Centennial of American Independence.
"This is a 'must read' book. It needs to be placed in the hands of all thinking persons. It is a masterpiece on the role and responsibility of any good citizen, especially the Christian citizen. It should be the textbook for all high school courses in Economics and required reading (if not a course) for all college students. In fact, all the leaders of our civil government, from the President down to the bureaucrats, should read it and then consider and ponder its contents and the results of not heeding its instructions, warnings, and encouragements. The comparison between the philosophy of socialism and communism and what the Founders envisioned and what the scriptures enjoin is masterly presented without animosity: just clear and straightforward. At 68 years of age, with all my reading on this subject, no book has been as helpful to my understanding, other than the Holy Scriptures. One must wonder how different the situation would be today in America if it had been used consistently in our educational institutions!" - Pastor Don Scott
Excellent companion volume to THE MAN OF BUSINESS.
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