Matthew Mark Trumbull was a prominent American journalist and social commentator in the late 19th century, and a passionate advocate for the rights of workers. This volume brings together some of his most incisive essays on the labor question, covering topics such as the rise of industrialism, the exploitation of women in the workplace, and the need for collective action by workers to improve their conditions.

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