The Bending Cross: A Biography of Eugene Victor Debs |
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... leader . " Another reason why Debs tried to stay out of the factional fight ... Socialist Party . Victor Berger's visit to Woodstock had helped convert Debs ... Socialist leader set too high a value on personal friendship to denounce his ...
... leader . " Another reason why Debs tried to stay out of the factional fight ... Socialist Party . Victor Berger's visit to Woodstock had helped convert Debs ... Socialist leader set too high a value on personal friendship to denounce his ...
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... Socialist leader , who seemed to be healthy enough . Debs tarried for a fifteen - minute chat about socialism and the United Mine Workers and conditions in the coal industry . Hapgood was not the only caller , nor was he the first , to ...
... Socialist leader , who seemed to be healthy enough . Debs tarried for a fifteen - minute chat about socialism and the United Mine Workers and conditions in the coal industry . Hapgood was not the only caller , nor was he the first , to ...
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... Socialist leader found great pleasure in these brave , cultured people , and he played for long hours with their young children . The outlaw strike by the railroad shopmen , which took place in the summer of 1922 , was of particular ...
... Socialist leader found great pleasure in these brave , cultured people , and he played for long hours with their young children . The outlaw strike by the railroad shopmen , which took place in the summer of 1922 , was of particular ...
Contents
The Railroad Brotherhoods | 1 |
The American Railway Union | 85 |
American Socialism | 185 |
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