Apprenticing youth and a rethink of old craft traditions
An editorial notes a revival of the apprenticeship system to train skilled labor for industry, tracing England’s guild roots and 19th century changes. It contrasts unemployment with modern shortages in metal manufacturing and cites historical court cases and literary references to frame the value of disciplined training.
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Henry Goddard Leach
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