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Dynamite and Roses: Lucy and Albert Parsons and the Haymarket Bombing
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Dynamite and Roses: Lucy and Albert Parsons and the Haymarket Bombing

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Workers’ militias, bombs, anarchists, unions, the struggle for the eight-hour day culminating in the Haymarket riot set in fire-ravaged Chicago. This is the true story of Lucy and Albert Parsons, the political storm that swirled around them and the men who were hung for practicing free speech too recklessly.
Bendetti’s narrative is both vigorous and engrossing. Presenting Albert and Lucy Parsons’ stories in fictional style, he uses documents, biographic materials, court records, and first person accounts to recreate dialog and action that is historyaa history that is swiftly paced and alive with all the drama of frantic real life.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Charles Kerr
Country
United States
Date
15 December 2009
Pages
206
ISBN
9780882862910

Workers’ militias, bombs, anarchists, unions, the struggle for the eight-hour day culminating in the Haymarket riot set in fire-ravaged Chicago. This is the true story of Lucy and Albert Parsons, the political storm that swirled around them and the men who were hung for practicing free speech too recklessly.
Bendetti’s narrative is both vigorous and engrossing. Presenting Albert and Lucy Parsons’ stories in fictional style, he uses documents, biographic materials, court records, and first person accounts to recreate dialog and action that is historyaa history that is swiftly paced and alive with all the drama of frantic real life.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Charles Kerr
Country
United States
Date
15 December 2009
Pages
206
ISBN
9780882862910