La Follette, Robert M. (Robert Marion), 1855-1925, ed, La Follette, Robert M. (Robert Marion), 1855-1925, Handy, William M, Higgins, Charles · Chicago : Making of America · leaf 304
ior to the American workman; and, secondly,that the American manufacturer, the employer, the directorof labor, is infinitely superior to his British prototype. Thechief reason America is bounding ahead as an industrial nation PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURES AND AGRICULTUREPER CAPITA OF THE POPULATION… … MANUFACTURES AGRICULTURE CAUSES OF MANUFACTURERS SUCCESS 285 is not excellence of workmanship, but ability in administra-tion, in control, in being adaptable to the necessities of theday. We in England must go back thirty or sixty years to findthe origin of most of the huge manufacturing concerns…
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