Autobiography Of Mother Jones

Widowed at the age of 30 when her husband and four young children died during a yellow fever epidemic, Jones spoke tirelessly and effectively throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries on behalf of workers' rights and unionists, and played a significant role in organizing mining strikes.

Early Years	p. 1
The Haymarket Tragedy	p. 5
A Strike in Virginia	p. 9
Wayland's Appeal to Reason	p. 12
Victory at Arnot, Pennsylvania	p. 14
War in West Virginia	p. 20
A Human Judge	p. 26
Roosevelt Sent for John Mitchell	p. 31
Murder in West Virginia	p. 35
The March of the Mill Children	p. 40
"Those Mules Won't Scab Today"	p. 48
How the Women Mopped Up Coaldale	p. 51
The Cripple Creek Strike	p. 54
Child Labor, North and South	p. 67
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone	p. 79
The Mexican Revolution	p. 82
How the Women Sang Themselves Out of Jail	p. 87
Victory in West Virginia	p. 89
Guards and Gunmen	p. 102
Governor Hunt, Human and Just	p. 104
In Rockefeller's Prisons	p. 108
"You Don't Need a Vote to Raise Hell"	p. 119
A West Virginia Prison Camp	p. 126
The Steel Strike of 1919	p. 129
Struggle and Lose: Struggle and Win	p. 140
Medieval West Virginia	p. 143
Progress in Spite of Leaders	p. 146
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