Laboring Masses and the Revolt Amid Economic Strain
A long speech extols radical reform amid mass poverty, unemployment, and rising class tension. It argues wealth concentration fuels injustice, classical democracy must adapt, and church and state face a crisis as urban workers, farmers, and unemployed seek relief and political power.
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