Title: save your money, look elsewhere for labor history & analysis
Product review: I noticed that this book - an extremely lame, repititive, crushingly boring collection of speeches by a guy named Jack Barnes, the ringleader of a tiny 'socialist' party that, once upon a time, had some relevance in the U.S. - has been praised by several 'reviewers' on Amazon. Each of these reviewers, though, are apparently members of Barnes' silly little outfit, because each of them have praised other books published by Pathfinder, the publisher for the Socialist Workers Party. So for anyone looking for insightful commentary and analysis on labor history and issues, please look elsewhere (labor notes, labourstart, David Bacon, Kim Moody, etc.).
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