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In either case, my observations convinced me that the miners were worse off at the end of the strike.
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Booker T. Washington
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gutenberg.orgIn either case, my observations convinced me that the miners were worse off at the end of the strike.
He shares his observations on the negative impacts of strikes on miners' financial stability.
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