Handbook of Social Economy

"Handbook of Social Economy, Or, the Worker's A B C" by Edmond About is a treatise on the principles of social economy, written in a didactic style to educate workers about their rights and the economic forces shaping their lives. Published in 1873, this work reflects the social and economic concerns of the era, offering insights into labor, capital, and the relationship between workers and employers. About's handbook aims to provide a foundational understanding of economic concepts relevant to the working class, making it a valuable historical document for those interested in the history of economic thought and social reform movements.

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