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Eugene Debs: “The Scab Is the Natural Born Foe of Labor”

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By Eugene V. Debs
| Jacobin Verified
Philosophers, particularly those who have sought to solve the simpler mysteries of creation, have always been greatly perplexed when endeavoring to find any plausible reason for the existence of certain insects and reptiles, which curse the earth, the air, and the water. They have never succeeded. The mystery is unexplained and unexplainable.
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Eugene Debs on the “New Woman”

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By Eugene V. Debs
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We hear much nowadays about the “new woman.” The theme is an inviting one. It breathes of a “good time coming,” when woman shall be at least the equal of man. And the Lord knows this is not claiming much for her. For, as millions of men are [wage] slaves, so millions of women are the slaves of slaves. In respect to woman, man has not risen above animal creation. He is the stronger and therefore rules; and woman only has what he has seen fit to “allow” her.
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The Eight Hour Work Day

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By Eugene V. Debs
| Marx Madness
Eugene V. Debs Source: International Socialist Review, Vol. XII, No. 2. August 1911. Online Version: E.V. Debs Internet Archive, 2006 Transcribed/HTML Markup: Robert Bills for the Socialist Labor Party of America and David Walters, December, 2006 SINCE the early years of the last century when the average work day was at least twelve hours for artisans in New York and other eastern states, efforts have been made by the workers through strikes and otherwise to reduce the length of the working day.
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