Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Two Days and a Night in America
Unions, and for years 'these unions have fought back those who would deny them their rights, without demanding government intercession.
Now they demand that their rights be respected and that the law be put into full operation.
The unions have fought their battles without implements of war, and yet they have fought back a foe to civilization and freedom more formidable and dangerous than the Kaiser of Germany.
The unions have done their work and the entire American public has been aroused and familiarized with the causes of the distress and disturbances of recent years. There is no longer a need for the unions. United States citizenship covers them all and the will of the citizen, expressed in law, shall henceforth govern, not only the citizen himself, but the artificial persons he creates and employs in his life pursuits.
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