History of the Stalybridge Good Intent Industrial Co-operative Society, Ltd., 1859-1909. With Chapters on Robert Owen, G.J. Holyoake, the Co-operative (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024103311)

Dive into the detailed history of the Stalybridge Good Intent Industrial Co-operative Society, Ltd., from 1859 to 1909. This meticulously researched account by J H Hinchcliffe not only chronicles the society's activities but also provides essential context with chapters dedicated to pivotal figures such as Robert Owen and G.J. Holyoake. The book explores the broader Co-operative Movement preceding 1859 and delves into the socio-economic impacts of the Cotton Famine.

Gain insights into the principles and practices of early cooperative enterprises and understand their role in shaping industrial communities. This historical study offers valuable perspectives on the challenges and triumphs of collective efforts in the face of significant economic hardships.

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