Charles was a man with a classy background and belonged to one of the richest, best known families in Philadelphia. Tracy was carrying a baby with her boyfriend, Charles. Tracy works for a bank in Philadelphia and does her job with utmost perfection. Tracy Whitney is a spectacular looking woman in her mid-twenties with a lively intelligent face, sparkling eyes and a spot on athletic figure. The story in the beginning is set in Philadelphia and New Orleans and the goes on to London, Paris and Madrid. The protagonist, Tracy Whitney, as the author describes is a gorgeous woman with an absolute genius mind. Every incident leaves you in amazement and disbelief. The author Sidney Sheldon builds has written the book in such way that every page is thrilling. Also included are a Mother Jones article from 1901, a tribute by Eugene V Debs, an introduction by Clarence Darrow, helpful annotations to the text, a full bibliography and an index.“If Tomorrow Comes” is a nerve-wracking piece of fiction which simply does not let you put down your novel. IWW historian Fred Thompson's Afterword provides useful background and fills in important gaps in Mother Jones' story. In a new Foreword Meridel LeSueur vividly recalls her 1914 meeting with Mother Jones. This abundantly illustrated new edition includes a host of valuable additions. Mother Jones' lively narrative - every page bristling with her characteristic humor, indignation and uncommon sense - is a masterpiece of American radicalism. Here too is the exciting story of her crusade against child labor, her innovative efforts to organize working women, her experiences in court and in jail, and her daring involvement in the Mexican Revolution. I n steel, railroading, metal mining, textiles, and above all, the coal industry, Mother Jones fought alongside strikers.
In this classic work of American nonfiction the greatest labor organizer in US history details her three quarter century fight for labor's liberation, and her unswerving belief in industrial unionism as the key to that struggle.
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