
Autobiography of Mother Jones
Mary Harris Jones
1925
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She lost her husband and all four children to yellow fever in one Memphis autumn, and then a fire took her dress shop, so at nearly forty she went to the miners. Mother Jones organised coalfields, marched mill children to the president's gate, and was called the most dangerous woman in America by a prosecutor who was not exaggerating.
27 chapters
- 1The Early Years9m
- 2The Haymarket Tragedy10m
- 3A Strike in Virginia5m
- 4Wayland's Appeal to Reason3m
- 5Victory at Arnot, Pennsylvania15m
- 6War in West Virginia12m
- 7A Human Judge10m
- 8Roosevelt Sent for John Mitchell10m
- 9Murder in West Virginia11m
- 10The March of the Mill Children19m
- 11Those Mules Won't Scab Today7m
- 12How the Women Mopped Up Coaldale6m
- 13The Cripple Creek Strike36m
- 14Child Labor31m
- 15Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone8m
- 16The Mexican Revolution14m
- 17How the Women Sang Themselves Out of Jail5m
- 18Victory in West Virginia30m
- 19Guards and Gunmen5m
- 20Governor Hunt, Human and Just9m
- 21In Rockefeller's Prisons23m
- 22You Don't Need a Vote to Raise Hell13m
- 23In a West Virginia Prison Camp5m
- 24The Steel Strike of 191923m
- 25Struggle and Lose: Struggle and Win7m
- 26Medieval West Virginia5m
- 27Progress in Spite of Leaders11m
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