National Party Platforms, 1840-1960, Volume 1University of Illinois Press, 1961 - 640 pages |
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Page 268
... workers and exploited farmers in their struggle Gitlow . against the capitalists . La Follette's platform is not a workers ' and farmers ' platform , but a little business men's platform with some bait thrown in for sections of the ...
... workers and exploited farmers in their struggle Gitlow . against the capitalists . La Follette's platform is not a workers ' and farmers ' platform , but a little business men's platform with some bait thrown in for sections of the ...
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tinue the struggle to mobilize the workers and exploited farmers for independent political action through a mass Farmer - Labor Party . 2. Nationalization of Industry and Workers ' Control The Workers ' Party declares itself in favor of ...
tinue the struggle to mobilize the workers and exploited farmers for independent political action through a mass Farmer - Labor Party . 2. Nationalization of Industry and Workers ' Control The Workers ' Party declares itself in favor of ...
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... workers . They will continue ever more ruthlessly to maintain and increase their own profits and wealth by forcing the workers and farmers into greater misery . They will never vol- untarily relax their pressure on the masses , nor will ...
... workers . They will continue ever more ruthlessly to maintain and increase their own profits and wealth by forcing the workers and farmers into greater misery . They will never vol- untarily relax their pressure on the masses , nor will ...
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CAMPAIGN OF 1844 | 3 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1848 | 10 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1852 | 16 |
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