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Author
Day, Horace P.
Title Labor Reformers - Farmers and Grangers - What is Our Duty to Day?
Binding Broadside
Book Condition Good
Publisher Horace P. Day 1874
Inscription Author
Seller ID 1670801
Horace P. Day. 1874. 8 1/2 x 11. Gray paperstock. New York, April 2, 1874. A two column format sheet addressing the failure of Congress to take action against monopolistic business concerns and usurous financial institutions, signed in type by labor advocate Horace H. Day. Very apropos to today's situation: The Senate proposes, and, so far as it has the power, has given to bankers more millions to aid them in perpetuating their system of robbing the people. None found in OCLC. KEYWORDS: LABOR EPHEMERA HORACE P DAY AMERICAN HISTORY SIGNED Condition Notes: A two column format sheet addressing the failure of Congress to take action against monopolistic business concerns and usurous financial institutions, signed in type by labor advocate Horace H. Day. A horizontal and a vertical crease, fore-edge a bit wrinkled, minor loss along edges.
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125.00 USD
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