HeyJaredAndy O'Brien
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Radical Mainers (opens the original)
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Mainers and the Radicalism of William Lloyd Garrison After William Lloyd Garrison was nearly lynched by a pro-slavery mob on the streets of Boston on Oct. 21, 1835, he had an epiphany about the future of the abolitionist movement. As historian Henry Mayer writes in his biography, All on Fire: William Lloyd Garrison and the Abolition of Slavery, Garrison began to pursue political ends through spiritual means, drawing on the egalitarian principles of the American Revolution and fueled by a “milita
“We Will See You Bleed” (opens the original)
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Ron Currie’s New Novel Reimagines the 1987 IP Strike with Gangsters On June 16, 1987, a global corporation provoked 1,250 workers at the International Paper (IP) mill in Jay, Maine to walk off the job to protest company demands for major concessions. For sixteen months, the members of United Paperworkers International Union (UPIU) Local 14 were locked out as the company deployed an army of scabs to take their jobs, thus ripping the community apart. The bitterest strike in Maine history officiall
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