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Industrial Unionist, Volume 1, Issue 7, 1 August 1913, Page 2

The mental vision of the intelligent working man of to-day is not restricted to the narrow limits of one locality, nor even of “ his” particular country; his outlook on the Labour movement is world-wide. America, the land of high pressure working and living, and of a strenuous labour movement, Unquestionably leads in industrial development; it has, consequently, developed the highest form of labour unionism.

_ Capitalists in these colonies are continually introducing ideas and industrial methods from the United States; the workers can very profitably do likewise. Anyway, an international exchange of ideas on labour matters is now a necessity. •

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