Remembering John L. Lewis: Tribune, Rebel, Autocrat
Remembering John L. Lewis: Tribune, Rebel, Autocrat
John Llewelyn Lewis was a miner, and he was very Welsh, his huge lungs filled with the coal dust, bitterness, rebellion, and majestic rhetoric of the Welsh coal fields. An Iowan by birth, Lewis became the voice of the American miner and his fearsome prophet.
“I have never faltered or failed to present the cause or plead the case of the mine workers of this country … not in the quavering tones of a feeble mendicant asking alms, but in the thundering voice of the captain of ...
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