![]() ![]() Giddings and Lincoln the men who believed inįorce, of which John Brown was the chief the Who believed in constitutional methods, such as ![]() The early abolitionists could not agree as to All movements attract men and women of various minds. ![]() Real leaders of any cause are necessarily individualists and are often impatient of others who She is sometimes in conflict with others, fightingįor the same cause. Her own emotions and ideas are so strong that Mother Jones is essentially an individualist. Seemed to be a forlorn hope to change the institutions of men. Inspired the devoted idealist to lead what Various movements that from time to time have The education to study the philosophy of the Movement an outlet for her inherent sympathyĪnd love and daring. In her early life, she found in the labor Like him, the purpose was the movingįorce, and the means of accomplishing the end Like Brown, she has a singleness of purpose, a personal fearlessness, and a contempt for established wrongs. At a later period, she would have joined John Brown in his mad, heroic effort to liberate the slaves. In an earlier period of the world she would have joined with Peter the Hermit in leading the crusaders against the Saracens. ![]() Mother Jones is one of the most forceful and picturesque figures of the American labor movement. Introduction by Clarence Darrow, 1857-1938. A Celebration of Women Writers The Autobiography of Mother Jones. ![]()
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