Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was a leading American socialist and feminist. Her book "Sabotage, the conscious withdrawal of the workers' industrial efficiency" was written to explain the utility and legality of sabotage. (Summary by Enko)
Chapters
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Introduction Read by Enko 1:05
2
General forms of sabotage Read by Enko 2:17
3
Short pay, less work, 'ca canny' Read by Enko 4:26
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Interfering with quality of goods Read by Enko 1:37
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Boyd's advice to silk mill slaves Read by Enko 1:47
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'Dynamiting' silk Read by Enko 3:09
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Non-adulteration and over-adulteration Read by Enko 3:33
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'Open mouth' sabotage Read by Enko 4:41
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Following the "book of rules" Read by Enko 5:44
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Putting the machine on strike Read by Enko 2:56
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Print the truth or you don't print at all Read by Enko 3:13
12
Used sabotage, but didn't know what you called it Read by Enko 4:03
13
Sabotage and "moral fiber" Read by Enko 4:58
14
Limiting the over-supply of slaves Read by Enko 2:04
15
Sabotage a War Measure Read by Enko 3:55
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