The I. W. W. : a Study of American Syndicalism
The I. W. W. : a Study of American Syndicalism
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i, " The Raised Fist of Labor." RECENT TENDENCIES 34 1 ernment plead with the strikers for coal to start troop and wheat ships. . . As a last resort, the leaders . . . were ar- rested. . . . The Industrial Workers of the World, the mili- tant aggressive organization whose doctrine of a general re- bellion is rapidly spreading through the " paradise of labor," demanded the release of the miners [and] threatened to burn down Sydney if their demands were not complied with. They made good. Night af...ter night the incendiary work went on in Sydney. . . . Terrorized by the handful of industrial rebels, the commonwealth was forced to yield. Tlie strike leaders were finally released [and] the demands of the strikers were granted.
A month later the New York Times published some special correspondence on the subject. It appears that in October, 1916, charges were preferred against 15 I.W.W.s in New South Wales.^ These charges involved, according to this report, treason and wholesale arson in Sydney, amounting to $1,250,000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i, " The Raised Fist of Labor." RECENT TENDENCIES 34 1 ernment plead with the strikers for coal to start troop and wheat ships. . . As a last resort, the leaders . . . were ar- rested. . . . The Industrial Workers of the World, the mili- tant aggressive organization whose doctrine of a general re- bellion is rapidly spreading through the " paradise of labor," demanded the release of the miners [and] threatened to burn down Sydney if their demands were not complied with. They made good. Night af...ter night the incendiary work went on in Sydney. . . . Terrorized by the handful of industrial rebels, the commonwealth was forced to yield. Tlie strike leaders were finally released [and] the demands of the strikers were granted.
A month later the New York Times published some special correspondence on the subject. It appears that in October, 1916, charges were preferred against 15 I.W.W.s in New South Wales.^ These charges involved, according to this report, treason and wholesale arson in Sydney, amounting to $1,250,000.
What to read after The I. W. W. : a Study of American Syndicalism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul F Paul Frederick Brissenden to read onlineMoreLess
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