History of the Labor Movement in the U.S. Vol 4: Industrial Work

Labor movement

By Philip S. Foner

The IWW played an important role in helping to organize labor struggles during this period. It also led numerous struggles for free speech and the rights of the unemployed. The weaknesses and strengths of the IWW are explored and its demise at the hands of the state during World War One are all valuable lessons covered here.

"This is a good book, and ought to be read by every union member, so the story of labor might be known for what it was."
-Labor Herald

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