Mobilising America
Mobilising America
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This is not a question of whether one approves or disapproves of the Organ- isation of Labor. It is a lesson of cold fact. A democracy cannot carry on an e ffect ivT~war without the s iiiC^re CO - "" operation of the workin g cla ss. And the Unions will not support a war whlch^ is directed against themselves. They cannot be expected" fo consider that pa- tient submission to overwork and,under- pay for the greater glory and profi t of the bosses is a patriotic duty.
Imperial Germany was astute e...nough to foresee the danger of any justified dis- content among its workers. France saw it quickly. Britain, less quickly. But in the end, after many bitter and anxious moments, Britain had to face and solve the problem. Are we adroit enough to MONEY AND MUNITIONS 85 profit by these lessons or must we learn them for ourselves by months of muddle, painful paralysing strikes and industrial war?
One point to which I have frequently referred and which deserves emphasis in this connection is the advisability of mak- ing it clear that War Measures are temporary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is not a question of whether one approves or disapproves of the Organ- isation of Labor. It is a lesson of cold fact. A democracy cannot carry on an e ffect ivT~war without the s iiiC^re CO - "" operation of the workin g cla ss. And the Unions will not support a war whlch^ is directed against themselves. They cannot be expected" fo consider that pa- tient submission to overwork and,under- pay for the greater glory and profi t of the bosses is a patriotic duty.
Imperial Germany was astute e...nough to foresee the danger of any justified dis- content among its workers. France saw it quickly. Britain, less quickly. But in the end, after many bitter and anxious moments, Britain had to face and solve the problem. Are we adroit enough to MONEY AND MUNITIONS 85 profit by these lessons or must we learn them for ourselves by months of muddle, painful paralysing strikes and industrial war?
One point to which I have frequently referred and which deserves emphasis in this connection is the advisability of mak- ing it clear that War Measures are temporary.
What to read after Mobilising America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bullard, Arthur, 1879-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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