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New York State · New York

‘The War for the Land in Ireland, Introduction’ by Peadar O’Donnell from The War for the Land in Ireland by Brian O’Neill . International Publishers, New York. 1933.

A historic essay from I.R.A. veteran Peadar O’Donnell, among the most important socialist republicans of his generation, written a year before he would spearhead the founding of the left-wing Republican Congress. This introduction for a fine work on the struggle for land in Ireland by Brian O’Neill, in 1933 editor of the Irish Workers Voice, […]Read Article

Mitchell, South Dakota · Mitchell

‘Terrible Accident in South Dakota’ by E.N. Osborne from Industrial Worker. (new) Vol. 1 No. 17. August 5, 1916.

A tragedy for migratory workers and the I.W.W. as a packed train bringing hands to work the South Dakota harvest derails near Mitchell. Hurling the precarious passengers to injury and death, many were card-carrying members of the I.W.W.’s Agricultural Workers Organization. Dozens were killed and wounded, with no exact figures reliable, there are reports of […]Read Article

‘At the Mercy of Their Employees’ by Jack Morton (Mary E. Marcy) from International Socialist Review. Vol. 17 No. 4. October, 1916.

Writing as Jack Morton, Mary E. Marcy with a banger. Below, she inverts the subordinate, and inculcated, dependence of the working class to employers, the owners, in securing the means of life–a working class “acting of itself.” For Marxists like Marcy, on the contrary, it was the employer, the owner, who was entirely dependent on […]Read Article

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