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1990Francis Murphy 1990-04Read it in the scan (PDF at ETOL), page 20 →
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The Final Mission of Mother Jones, a new one-woman, two-act play by Frank G. Greenwood.
"The Final Mission of Mother Jones" is a sorely needed play for our times.
Greenwood answers the following question with this play: What if the fiery revolutionary Mother Jones came back and spoke to us about today's pressing social and political questions? What would she bid us do?
Before posing and answering that question, Greenwood tells the dramatic story of why Mother Jones became a revolutionary and earned the titles of the "most dangerous woman in America" and "the greatest union organizer in American
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What would hother Jones say?