Negro Laborer:
The Negro Laborer: A Word to Him
作者：Councill, W. H. (William Hooper), 1848-1909
体例：题 章数：37
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共 37 题- PRICE 25 CENTS.
- A WORD TO HIM
- WILLIAM H. COUNCILL.
- PREFACE.
- W. H. COUNCILL.
- R F Dickson, Job Printer. Huntsville, Ala
- I. THE LABORER.
- 1. In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread.--GEN. III-19.
- II. What is Labor.
- III. The Proportion of the Two Classes.
- This leads me to remark upon
- IV. The Morals of Labor.
- 1. Decide what you are going to follow for a living.
- 2. Select an occupation in keeping with your abilities and capabilities.
- 3. Thoroughly qualify yourself for that calling.
- 5. Carry out your part of the contract "though the heavens fall."
- I shall next consider
- V. Labor, Capital and Wealth.
- 1. Labor has been defined.
- 2. Capital is that which is employed to produce wealth.
- 3. Wealth is accumulated capital at rest.
- VI. Agrarianism.
- VII. Strikes
- VIII. Labor Organizations.
- IX. The Negro and the Labor Question.
- X. The Laborer's Education and Home.
- XI. Buy a Home.
- XII. The Newspapers and the Negro.
- XIII. A Plain Question for Southern Consideration.
- XIV. "Social Equality."
- XV. The Employer.
- XVI. Be a Good Citizen.
- XVII. Well Done.
- XVIII. Conclusion.
- USEFUL INFORMATION.
- FOOTNOTE:
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Negro Laborer, by William H. Councill