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Mother Jones: The Most Dangerous Woman in America (Elliott J. Gorn)

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Elliott J. Gorn’s Mother Jones: The Most Dangerous Woman in America is a historical biography of Mary Harris Jones, the Irish-born labor organizer better known as Mother Jones. Published in a scholarly but accessible style, the book reconstructs her rise from personal tragedy and working-class hardship to national prominence as one of the most forceful voices in American labor history. Gorn presents her as a central actor in the era of coal, steel, railroad, textile, and brewery संघर्षs, showing how she combined moral outrage, theatrical public speaking, and relentless organizing to press for worker solidarity and safer conditions. The biography is not only a life story but also an account of how radical activism, immigrant experience, and Catholic moral language shaped modern labor politics. It is especially concerned with explaining why Mother Jones became both admired by workers and feared by industrial leaders.