The struggle of endurance involved in a strike is, really, what it has often been compared to - a war; and, like all war, it lessens wealth. And the organization for it must, like the organization for war, be tyrannical. (Henry George)

The struggle of endurance involved in a strike is, really, what it has often been compared to - a war; and, like all war, it lessens wealth. And the organization for it must, like the organization for war, be tyrannical.

Henry George

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