Labor And the War
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Their standard of action is that of crazy children who have broken into a candy shop. They believe that it is going to be possible to carry on the industries of Russia, upon which industries depends, of course, the livelihood of the workers, without the use of organized capital. They believe that it is going to be possible to maintain the independence of the nation after operations which mean the piratical appropriation of resources that have been loaned to Russia by France, England, and the Un...ited States. The actions of the labor unions in Petrograd show labor at its worst. So far no leader has appeared with a wisdom and pa- triotism like that of Mr. Gompers to rescue these children from their wicked folly.
BRITISH WORKMEN IN THE '60'S I may recall in this connection the wise and patriotic action taken by certain English working folk in the years between i86i-'65. The cotton operators in Manchester, Oldham, and other manufacturing centres were, after the beginning of 1862, starving because for want of cotton the mills had closed.
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Their standard of action is that of crazy children who have broken into a candy shop. They believe that it is going to be possible to carry on the industries of Russia, upon which industries depends, of course, the livelihood of the workers, without the use of organized capital. They believe that it is going to be possible to maintain the independence of the nation after operations which mean the piratical appropriation of resources that have been loaned to Russia by France, England, and the Un...ited States. The actions of the labor unions in Petrograd show labor at its worst. So far no leader has appeared with a wisdom and pa- triotism like that of Mr. Gompers to rescue these children from their wicked folly.
BRITISH WORKMEN IN THE '60'S I may recall in this connection the wise and patriotic action taken by certain English working folk in the years between i86i-'65. The cotton operators in Manchester, Oldham, and other manufacturing centres were, after the beginning of 1862, starving because for want of cotton the mills had closed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Rights League. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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