
#21 Whose America?: Prologue
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#21 Whose America?: Prologue mentions Laboring Independent Classes in Colonial America by Marcus W. Jernigan, Sketches of Lynn by David Newhall Johnson, Capital by Karl Marx, and White Trash by Nancy Eisenberg with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
Marcus W. Jernigan, author of Laboring Independent Classes in Colonial America, has written about the archives of the prisons of Newgate and Old Bail…
The excerpt discusses the life of shoemakers in Lynn, Massachusetts, referencing Johnson's book to illustrate the conditions and lifestyle of the tim…
Karl Marx's ideas about a communist society and the nature of work are mentioned, reflecting on the labor economy of the 19th century.
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Marcus W. Jernigan, author of Laboring Independent Classes in Colonial America, has written about the archives of the…
The excerpt discusses the life of shoemakers in Lynn, Massachusetts, referencing Johnson's book to illustrate the con…
That passage is from the book White Trash, the 400-year untold history of class in America by Nancy Eisenberg.
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- Hi everyone. Here is the first episode – well, the prologue – for a brand new Martyr Made series called Whose America?, on the American labor wars. This is a series I’ve…
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“Marcus W. Jernigan, author of Laboring Independent Classes in Colonial America, has written about the archives of the prisons of Newgate and Old Bailey.”
“The excerpt discusses the life of shoemakers in Lynn, Massachusetts, referencing Johnson's book to illustrate the conditions and lifestyle of the time.”
“Karl Marx's ideas about a communist society and the nature of work are mentioned, reflecting on the labor economy of the 19th century.”
“That passage is from the book White Trash, the 400-year untold history of class in America by Nancy Eisenberg.”
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Marcus W. Jernigan, author of Laboring Independent Classes in Colonial America, has written about the archives of the prisons of Newgate and Old Ba…
The excerpt discusses the life of shoemakers in Lynn, Massachusetts, referencing Johnson's book to illustrate the conditions and lifestyle of the t…
Karl Marx's ideas about a communist society and the nature of work are mentioned, reflecting on the labor economy of the 19th century.
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