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... and we would have no scabs to displace union men . H. W. MILLER > 4. “ LABOR AND LABOR - SAVING MACHINERY a Some of the Populist newspapers which were located in the farming states of the Midwest developed a broad concern for the ...
... and we would have no scabs to displace union men . H. W. MILLER > 4. “ LABOR AND LABOR - SAVING MACHINERY a Some of the Populist newspapers which were located in the farming states of the Midwest developed a broad concern for the ...
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Does the editor of the Advocate think that the development of new laborsaving machinery has been beneficial to American society on the whole ? 2. Is he opposed to technological change , or does he prefer another way of using the ...
Does the editor of the Advocate think that the development of new laborsaving machinery has been beneficial to American society on the whole ? 2. Is he opposed to technological change , or does he prefer another way of using the ...
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that the wages of those who are employed to operate the machinery , have been increased . How does that help those whose services have been displaced by machinery ? The Capital says “ it has enabled one man to do perhaps twice the work ...
that the wages of those who are employed to operate the machinery , have been increased . How does that help those whose services have been displaced by machinery ? The Capital says “ it has enabled one man to do perhaps twice the work ...
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Populist Ideology | 7 |
A Cross of Gold | 23 |
Utopian Conceptions | 29 |
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