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Consequently, the size of the de facto membership of the organization is difficult to gauge. Historian Ralph
Darlington notes that while TUEL declared a circulation for its publications of from 10,000 to 15,000, in fact the group only had "about 500 hard-core activists" at the time of its greatest
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political action, and believed that the AFL would have to function as a strong, centralized organization if it hoped to survive and grow. Whereas
Gompers presumed that the great mass of workers would learn the value of solidarity through direct experience, Foster and his supporters favored a more
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A Fighting Union for the Needle
Workers!: Program Adopted at a Conference of Delegates Representing the Progressive Members of the Following Needle Trades Unions: Amalgamated Clothing Workers, International Ladies Garment Workers, Furriers, Cap and Millinery Workers, United Hatters, Journeymen
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The TUEL did not have formal membership rolls or paid dues. No membership cards were issued. The organization instead supported itself through sales of pamphlets and magazines and through an unpublicized subsidy by the
Communist International by way of the Workers (Communist) Party.
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After returning from Soviet Russia in 1921, quietly joined the underground
Communist Party of America. He compiled his Russian journalism written for the Federated Press into a book called "The Russian Revolution" and set about touring the country lecturing on behalf of the
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In defending the existing system from what he perceived as a Moscow-directed attack, Gompers availed himself of every opportunity to question Foster's motives and emphasize his close personal connection with the
American Communist movement.
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as its goal, and 'boring from within' the established trade unions as its method, the TUEL promised to transform otherwise 'timid and muddled' AFL affiliates into 'scientifically constructed,
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and a handful of close associates hailing from the radical movement. The group was very nearly stillborn, counting only about two dozen active members at its outset, including left wing
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Central Executive Committee of the
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Save the Miners Union from the Coal
Operators and the Corrupt Lewis Machine: Program Adopted by the National Save the Miners' Union Conference, April 1, 1928, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Foster's efforts to organize radical trade unionists through TUEL to remake the structure of the labor movement and to overthrow its existing leadership put him at odds with
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Proceedings published in October 1923 issue of
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Early American Marxism website, Corvallis, OR. Retrieved August 23, 2010.
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Chicago: Trade Union Educational League, 1927. Labor Herald Library #20.
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The Watson-Parker Law: The Latest Scheme to Hamstring Railroad Unionism.
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William F. Dunne's Speech at the AF of L Convention, Portland, 1923.
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Radical Unionism: The Rise and Fall of Revolutionary Syndicalism.
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The Samuel Gompers Papers: Volume 12, The Last Years, 1922-24.
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for a common plan of action. The group was subsidized by the
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Do You Want Higher Wages? Do You Want Shorter Working Hours?
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Forging American Communism: The Life of William Z. Foster
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The Workers' (communist) party and American trade unions
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top-down approach.... With amalgamation as its slogan,
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Attended by 297 delegates, 107 from the needle trades
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Peter J. Albert and Grace Palladino, "Introduction,"
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official organ of the Trade Union Educational League.
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Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2010; pg. xiv.
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History of the Labor Movement in the United States,
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2382:Program of the Trade Union Educational League
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2420:Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1928
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1898:Conferences
1823:Development
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1742:dual unions
1288:Labor Party
349:McCarthyism
230:New Harmony
2512:Profintern
2491:Categories
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1914:Attendees
1905:Conference
1767:Communists
1763:Socialists
1614:Trotskyism
1549:Labor laws
1436:The Jungle
1298:Red Guards
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677:Harrington
602:Ehrenreich
542:Carmichael
390:COINTELPRO
208:Brook Farm
128:Profintern
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1984:Footnotes
1971:Cleveland
1865:Structure
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1723:pamphlets
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762:Lovestone
379:movements
359:Smith Act
327:1937–1957
322:1919–1937
218:Jonestown
172:Socialism
148:Elections
72:Dissolved
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2106:pg. 212.
2051:pg. xvi.
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892:Sandburg
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847:Randolph
797:Mitchell
722:Hillquit
617:Feinberg
552:Cockburn
502:Brisbane
497:Bookchin
472:Balagoon
407:New Left
373:Anti-war
213:Icarians
163:a series
118:Far-left
101:Ideology
46:Founders
2008:Foner,
1940:Chicago
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1785:of the
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1569:Marxism
1431:Jacobin
1421:Dissent
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637:Gilmore
612:Fearing
597:Du Bois
592:Dreiser
587:De Leon
547:Chomsky
512:Browder
492:Berkman
462:Andrews
315:in the
279:May Day
192:History
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1968:Fourth
1937:Second
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987:Zerzan
962:Turner
952:Thomas
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922:Seidel
917:Seeger
907:Sawant
877:Rustin
867:Rocker
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802:Newton
757:London
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702:Hedges
652:Greene
632:Gitlow
627:Foster
582:Dennis
537:Cantor
532:Cannon
522:Butler
507:Brooks
487:Berger
467:Avrich
457:Alston
446:People
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1954:Third
1919:First
1400:Works
1150:Spark
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957:Tlaib
937:Stone
912:Seale
902:Sakai
887:Sacco
862:Rocha
842:Piven
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782:Moore
772:Marcy
607:Ervin
527:Cabet
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