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|a Hay, John,
|d 1838-1905.
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|a The bread-winners.
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|a Ridgewood, N. J.,
|b Gregg Press
|c [1967, 1883]
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|a 319 p.
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|a Published anonymously in 1883.
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|a Novel which defends the economic status quo against the increasing demands of labor, largely by portraying capitalists as virtuous men and labor leaders as villains. Its publication created a sensation and provoked fictional replies by other writers, notably H.F. Keenan's "The money-makers" (1885)
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