Peonage in Western Pennsylvania. Hearings Before the Committee on Labor of the House of Representatives, Sixty-second Congress, First Session, on House Resolution no. 90

This riveting account of the hearings on the issue of peonage in Western Pennsylvania offers a powerful condemnation of this brutal and inhumane system of labor. Through first-hand testimony and compelling evidence, the committee sheds light on the shocking mistreatment of workers in this region and exposes the root causes of this grave injustice.

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