Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• Introductory
• Some New Tendencies in Industry
• International Aspects of the Cotton Industry
• The Cotton Trade and Its Problems
• The "Down and Out" Canard
• Schemes to Improve the Cotton Trade
• Cotton Trade Troubles
• Why We Must Have a Reserve of Cotton
• Our Textile Exports
• The Outlook in the Cotton Trade
• The Interdependence of Textil Trades
• Cotton Trade Prospects
• The Position of the Cotton Trade
• A Half Century of Manchester Life
• Echoes of Old Manchester
• Appendices:
• The International Institute of Agriculture
• Do We Not Owe the Allies More Than They Owe Us?
• A Survey of the Alleged Allied Debts to America
• Control for the Cotton Trade
• Cotton Control Vote
• Cotton Reserve Scheme
• A Forty Years' Record
• Complimentary Luncheon and Presentation
• Sir Charles Macara on the Cotton Trade
• Contents of Second Edition:
• Cotton Suplus Control
• Cotton Trade Sins of Ommission
• How the Cotton Industry was Internationalised
• A Plain Talk to the Cotton Trade
• English Spinners and the 1926 Cotton Crop
• Cotton and the Mississippi Floods
• A Cotton Link of Friendship
• How Lancashire Can Regain Her Former Prosperity
• Why A Reserve of Cotton is Essential
• British Trade Prospects
• Short Time
• Recollections of Bygone Manchester
• The New Spirit in Industry
• Appendices to the Second Edition:
• Work and Wages in the Cotton Trade
• Why Not A Moratorium for Cotton Mills?
• India's Fiscal Policy
• Cotton Trade Prospects
• Export Trade's Difficulties
• Operatives' Interests Not Considered
• Sir Charles Macara on the Trade Unions Bill
• Russia's Textile Equipment
• A Word for the Middleman
• Cotton Gambling
• Address to American Farmers in Manchester