Politics for Working Men and the Labor Question
A radicals’ tract by William Ogden Niles urging workers to unite for economic rights and a home market. It discusses free trade, British poverty, internal improvements, and the nation’s权 rights, insisting laborers deserve influence in shaping government and policy.
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