The Autobiography of Mother Jones

The Autobiography of Mother Jones (1925)

• Chapter 1 - Early Years
• Chapter 2 - The Haymarket Tragedy
• Chapter 3 - A Strike in Virginia
• Chapter 4 - Wayland’s Appeal To Reason
• Chapter 5 - Victory at Arnot
• Chapter 6 - War in West Virginia
• Chapter 7 - A Human Judge
• Chapter 8 - Roosevelt Sent for John Mitchell
• Chapter 9 - Murder in West Virginia
• Chapter 10 - The March of the Mill Children
• Chapter 11 - Those Mules Won’t Scab Today
• Chapter 12 - How the Women Mopped Up Coaldale
• Chapter 13 - The Cripple Creek Strike
• Chapter 14 - Child Labor
• Chapter 15 - Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
• Chapter 16 - The Mexican Revolution
• Chapter 17 - How the Women Sang themselves Out of Jail
• Chapter 18 - Victory in West Virginia
• Chapter 19 - Guards and Gunmen
• Chapter 20 - Governor Hunt
• Chapter 21 - In Rockefeller’s Prisons
• Chapter 22 - “You Don’t Need a Vote to Raise Hell”
• Chapter 23 - In a West Virginia Prison Camp
• Chapter 24 - The Steel Strike of 1919
• Chapter 25 - Struggle and Lose: Struggle and Win
• Chapter 26 - Medieval West Virginia
• Chapter 27 - Progress in Spite of Leaders

Complete and unabridged. First published by Charles Kerr in 1925; Proofed and corrected by Hakan Erbil.