The industry of this country could not long exist if factories generally went back to the ten-hour day, because people would not have the leisure, the desire, or the means to consume the goods produced.Just as the eight-hour day opened our way to prosperity in America, so the five-day week will open our way to still greater prosperity.
Without it the country will not be able to absorb its production & stay prosperous. 'It is bound to come through all industry. "'The country is ready for the five-day week,' says Mr. If you are searching for a quote and do not see it in the attached list, it means that staff was not able to trace it to a reliable source. Examples of reliable secondary sources would be a published interview with or other direct quotations of Henry Ford in newspapers contemporary to him, including but in no way limited to house organs such as the Ford Times and Ford News, or a book whose ghostwriting or collaboration was authorized by Henry Ford. The list includes quotations that have been traced to a primary source or a reliable secondary source. Staff, interns, and volunteers of the Benson Ford Research Center at The Henry Ford have continued this work, resulting in the list below ( also available as a spreadsheet download.).
Work on collecting and authenticating Henry Ford quotations was begun at Ford Motor Company, possibly as early as the mid-1920s. However, many of these quotes are difficult to properly verify or attribute. Maybe it’s the same.Because of his immense popularity during his lifetime and since, numerous sayings have been ascribed to Henry Ford. “All that anxiety and anger, those dubious good intentions, those tangled lives, that blood. Learn more about Margaret Atwood’s process in her own words:įor those who haven’t yet read Moral Disorder, here’s some more context for this quote: Her works have been shortlisted for the Man Booker prize five times, and she won once for her novel The Blind Assassin. Margaret Atwood is perhaps the most famous living Canadian author today. Arguably, though, the stories could very well be about Nell and Tig. The last two stories have been interpreted as autobiographical in nature, telling the story of Atwood caring for her own elderly parents. Although most readers assume that every story tells about Nell, the identity of characters isn’t often explicitly stated.
Most of the 11 short stories likely focus on Nell seven are narrated as “I” and four are written from the third-person perspective of Nell. Published in 2006, Moral Disorder explores the lives and troubles of a Canadian family over six decades, especially the couple Nell and Tig. Today’s Margaret Atwood quote comes from Moral Disorder, a book of connected short stories. It’s Words Wednesday! Let’s celebrate the written word with a nice quote from Canadian author Margaret Atwood. Contemporary Literature Quotes Words Wednesday
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