“Miners were like insignificant carpenter ants; their entire life and purpose was simply to bore through hard substances, whereby destroying nature and themselves in the grueling process. Meanwhile, men like Huxley,, Carnegie and Frick were the very select few who were reaping the gargantuan rewards of gold, or in this case, coal and steel.” LaborAmerican HistoryClass WarfareChild LaborGilded AgeCoal MinerSteel And Coal Book:A Blazing Gilded Age Source: A Blazing Gilded Age
“Meanwhile, men like Huxley, Carnegie and Frick were the very select few who were reaping in the gargantuan rewards of gold, or in this case, coal and steel.” Historical FictionIndustrial RevolutionWealth InequalitySocial HistoryGilded AgeRobber BaronsSteel And CoalHistorical Reads Book:A Blazing Gilded Age Source: A Blazing Gilded Age