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Rh Kindergarten, results expected from the, 50.

Knights of Labor, 61; history of the, 64-72; succeeded by American Federation of Labor, 72; causes of fall, 84, 89, 215-216; traces of the I. W. W. in the, 93, 101.

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Labor unionism. See Trade Unions.

Lagardelle, French Syndicalist, 67, 99; quoted, 151.

Lawrence strike, 10, 69, 239; as showing the I. W. W. to be otherwise than merely a local affair, 27-29; responsibility thrown upon the I. W. W. by the, 217; strength of I. W. W. in, due to stifling of labor unions, 247.

Leone, Enrico, 109.

Le Rossiguol, State Socialism in New Zealand of, 53 n.

Libraries, vain hopes founded on, 50.

Literary organs of socialism, 9-10.

Little Falls, N. Y., strikers, 155.

Lloyd, Henry D., 52.

Lowell, Mass., study of conditions in, 229-232.

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Macdonald, J. R., Socialism and Government by, quoted, 108; hostility of, to the I. W. W., 153.

McKees Rocks strike, 105, 246.

McMaster's History cited, 78.

McNamaras, the, 90-91, 162.

Magazines, disclosures in, of capitalistic disorders, 10.

Mann, Tom, 135, 136.

Manual training, disappointment in far-reaching results from, 50.

Marx, Karl, 65, 80; attack of Sorel on, 170.

Mass action, 158.

Mazzini, 47, 53.

Mill, J. S., 47.

Millerand, 98.

Milwaukee, fusion of old political parties and defeat of socialism in, 4-5, 249.

Misconceptions concerning protest of working classes, 33 ff.

Montessori method of child training, 50-51.

Most, Johann, 220.

Moyer, Charles, 76, 85.

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New Bedford, Mass., failure of the I. W. W. in, and cause, 247.

New Zealand, compulsory arbitration in, 52-53; strike of 1890 in, 124 n.

Niel, 216.

Noon Hour Chat, socialist leaflet, 191.

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One Big Union, Trautmann's conception of industrial life expounded in, 203-206.

On the Firing Line, quoted, 127-128.

Organization, the necessity of, for capital and also for labor, 14-16.