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Excerpt from The Workers in American History
N sending forth this revised and enlarged edition of The Workers in American History, the writer believes a few words of explanation here will not be out of place. Two editions have been sold within a year, and during this period I have had many requests for a cloth-bound copy of the book. Many have also suggested an additional chapter, devoted largely to the struggles and achievements of the working people during the first half-century of the republic. I am adopting both suggestions in this edition, and readers of the first and second editions will recognize an expansion of each chapter, except the first, a citation of many more authorities, and the addition of another chapter.
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