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Employers and politicians called her "the most dangerous woman in America." To millhands, miners and child laborers she was one of the most beloved public figures in US history. In a lifespan of nearly a century she spearheaded workers campaigns across the continent and lead a movement against child labor. This classic work of American non-fiction bristle with humor, indignation and uncommon sense as it depicts a narrative of courage encompassing the hollersof mining country, the insides of jails, and ther daring involvement in the Mexican revolution.
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