The Apprenticeship System: Part I of the Annual Report for 1906; Pages 1 to 86 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from The Apprenticeship System: Part I of the Annual Report for 1906; Pages 1 to 86

In former times, especially in Europe, the laws and customs required that any person desiring to exercise certain branches of skilled labor must serve an apprenticeship. During the continuance of the apprenticeship the whole labor belonged to the master, but as soon as the apprentice became a workman, and received the wages of a trained journeyman, he was expected to reimburse himself for the years Spent in learning his trade.

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