MOTHER JONES: Autobiography of the Most Dangerous Woman in America eBook : Jones, Mother, Parton, Mary Field

Mother Jones - The Unyielding Champion of Workers' Rights Join us on a journey through the inspiring life of Mother Jones, an exceptional woman who tirelessly fought for workers' rights until the end of her life.

Labelled as the "Most Dangerous Woman" in America, she organized successful strikes and championed for better enforcement of child labor laws.

This meticulously edited and formatted edition by e-artnow is adjusted for readability on all devices, ensuring a seamless reading experience. Discover how Mother Jones's unwavering dedication to the cause of workers' rights led her to organize a children's march from Philadelphia to the home of President Theodore Roosevelt in New York.

Learn about her humble beginnings in Ireland and Canada, where she was raised by an American citizen father, and how she became a teacher before turning to dress-making. With this comprehensive summary, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Mother Jones's remarkable life and legacy, and why she remains an icon of workers' rights to this day.