The Vital Principle in Business: an address delivered at the meeting of the National Industrial Conference Board on March 17, 1921. By Arthur Hungerford Pollen of England; supplemented by a statement by Frederick P. Fish, Chairman of the National Industrial Conference Board

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Contemporary binder's cloth, preserving the original wrappers. Year of publication inked at foot of spine. With the ownership signatures of the author's wife, M.B. Pollen (née Maud Beatrice Lawrence); manuscript marginal notes (in the author's hand?) on three pages. "[Y]ou will look in vain in England today for any new industry started by the Government and still continuing profitably. There is not, and cannot be for very simple reasons. It is that the vital principle of business, as we all know, has hitherto been supplied by private enterprise. We can lay this down dogmatically as a fact, and it should suffice to prove that it is a fact, if the universal experience of mankind shows that it always has been so . . .". N° de ref. del artículo 9M100088

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