  | PAGE | Preface | v | | CHAPTER I | The Essentials of Apprenticeship | 1 | | CHAPTER II | The Old Apprenticeship | 4 | I. The Age of the Gilds | 4 | II. The Statute of Apprentices | 11 | III. The Industrial Revolution | 20 | | CHAPTER III | The Age of Reconstruction | 26 | | CHAPTER IV | The Guardianship of the State | 36 | I. State Supervision | 36 | § 1. State Regulation | 37 | (a) Prohibition of Employment | 41 | (b) Limitation of Hours | 43 | (c) Protection of Health | 52 | § 2. State Enterprise | 59 | II. State Training | 62 | (a) The Elementary School | 63 | (b) The Continuation School | 65 | III.State Provision of an Opening | 70 | | CHAPTER V | Apprenticeship of To-Day | 75 | I. The Contribution of the State | 76 | § 1. State Regulation | 76 | § 2. State Enterprise | 83 | § 3. Summary | 88 | II. The Contribution of Philanthropy | 89 | III. The Contribution of the Home | 92 | § 1. The Boy of School Age | 96 | § 2. The Boy after School Days | 100 | IV. The Contribution of the Workshop | 103 | § 1. London | 104 | (a) The Employment of School-Children | 105 | (b) The Entry to a Trade | 113 | (c) The Passage to Manhood | 142 | (d) Summary | 149 | § 2. Other Towns | 151 | (a) The Employment of School-Children | 151 | (b) The Entry to a Trade | 155 | (c) The Passage to Manhood | 160 | § 3. Rural Districts | 161 | V. The Bre
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