War profiteering in the worsted trade

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War profiteering in the worsted trade

An 8 page pamphlet created in Britain as a tool for education during World War I regarding profiteering in the wool trade. The front cover reads, "This pamphlet gives some staggering facts about profits in the wool trade. It proves that profits have risen in some cases by seven thousand per cent."

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Date 1919

Creator Binns, Titus. Author

Contributor Independent Labour Party (Great Britain). Issuing body, National Labour Press Limited. Issuing body

Place England, Great Britain, London

Subject Profiteering., Wool industry--Economic aspects., World War, 1914-1918--Economic aspects., World War, 1914-1918--Pamphlets.

Source Military Museums (Calgary, Alta.). World War I Propaganda Collection. D639 .P6 W67 NO.631

Collection Military History

Sub-Collection World War I Propaganda

Extent 7, [1] pages ; 21 cm

Genre Pamphlets

Unique identifier CU15849067

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Attribution "War profiteering in the worsted trade", 1919, (CU15849067) by Binns, Titus. Author. Courtesy of Military History Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.