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Death in the Haymarket (James Green)

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James Green’s Death in the Haymarket is a narrative history of the Haymarket Affair of 1886, one of the most consequential episodes in American labor history. The book reconstructs the rise of the Chicago labor movement, the campaign for the eight hour day, the bombing at Haymarket Square, and the explosive political reaction that followed. Rather than treating the event as an isolated riot, Green places it within the larger conflict between workers, employers, police, politicians, and anarchist activists in the Gilded Age. The book also examines the controversial trial of the accused anarchists and the long aftermath for organized labor, public opinion, and civil liberties. Written for a general audience but grounded in historical scholarship, it combines clear explanation with dramatic narrative to show how Haymarket became a symbol of class conflict, state repression, and the fragility of reform movements in industrial America.