<Span style=" Dedication ; <span style="line-height:2">Chapter One: The Dire Conditions of the Working Class ; <span style="line-height:2">Chapter Two: Visions of a Better Future ; <span style="line-height:2">Chapter Three: Dramatizing Revolutionary Ideals ; <span style="line-height:2">Chapter Four: Reformist Politics ; <span style="line-height:2">Chapter Five: The Influence of the American Federation of Labor ; <span style="line-height:2">Conclusion ; <span style="line-height:2">Bibliography ; <span style="line-height:2">About the Author
Summary
This book presents a history of the organized labor movement in Puerto Rico from US colonial domination in 1898 to the Great Depression in the 1930s. Despite the early influence of revolutionary ideologies, the organized workers' movement sought to create change through the organization of labor and participation in electoral politics
