Killing for Coal: America’s Deadliest Labor War
by Andrews
Killing for Coal examines America’s deadliest labor war through the intersecting histories of coal, industry, workers, and conflict. Andrews presents a focused account for readers seeking to understand the human and historical dimensions of labor struggle in the United States.
About This Book
Killing for Coal examines America’s deadliest labor war, placing a major labor conflict at the center of its historical narrative.
The book offers a focused look at the relationship between coal, workers, industry, and conflict in American history.
Readers interested in labor movements, industrial history, and the forces that shaped the United States will find a subject-rich historical account.
Written by Andrews, this title provides an accessible entry point into one of America’s most consequential labor struggles.
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