The Address on Labor Unity and Liberty
A prepared speech by A Meroe intended for Custerday Labor Day, but delivery cut short. The address argues for organized labor’s rise, critiques capital dominance, and urges unity to secure eight hour workdays, broader industry, and wage justice led by Bryan's support. It extols equitable reform, warns against plutocracy, and envisions a prosperous republic with empowered workers.
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ED. M
Bretheren
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Organized Labor
India
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Bryan
Philanthrophy
William Jennings Bryan
United Action
Franklin
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