Greed's Grip Broken or the Right to Live
| Title | Greed's Grip Broken or the Right to Live |
| Year for Search | 1928 |
| Authors | Savage, Joseph W[eber](b. 1861) |
| Date Published | 1928 |
| Publisher | The Avondale Press |
| Place Published | New York |
| Keywords | Male author |
| Annotation | The United States has fallen completely into the hands of the plutocrats, who plan to abolish the republic. War. Monopolists defeated. Stress is on the conflict, but in the final chapter, a eutopia is outlined. Nationalization of railroads, telegraph, telephone, and public utilities. Worker representation on the boards of companies; sharing of profit with the citizenry. Child labor eliminated. Required voting. Amendments to the Constitution go to referenda in each state. Possible limitation on the right of suffrage. Universal education. |
| Holding Institutions | PSt |
| Author Note | (b. 1861) |
| Full Text | 1928 Savage, Joseph W[eber] (b. 1861). Greed’s Grip Broken or the Right to Live. New York: The Avondale Press. PSt The United States has fallen completely into the hands of the plutocrats, who plan to abolish the republic. War. The monopolists are defeated. The stress is on the conflict, but in the final chapter, a eutopia is outlined that includes the nationalization of railroads, telegraph, telephone, and public utilities; worker representation on the boards of companies; and sharing of profit with the citizenry. Child labor is eliminated. Voting is required. Amendments to the Constitution go to referenda in each state. Possible limitation on the right of suffrage. Universal education. |
