An open letter to Samuel Gompers, Esq., president of the American Federation of Labor, Indianapolis, Indiana, on the subject of "pauperization of labor by savings banks laws and the necessity of reform"
by William Albert George
Book 292 of Pamphlets in American history -- L
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