Abstract
6 Introduction and Overview Solidarity-inspired History—Framework and Practice 8 Section: Landscape, Community, and Labor Solidarity-inspired History Vignette and Section Introduction 42 Chapter 1: A Tinder-dry Landscape 51 Chapter 2: Labor, Strikes, and Progressives 79 Section: Identity and Ideology Solidarity-inspired History Vignette and Section Introduction 115 Chapter 3: Collecting Kindling—Radical Education and Literacy in Identity Formation 125 Chapter 4: Stoking the Ideological Fires—Sabotage, Organized Labor, and the Oliver 148 Section: Cultural History and Material Culture Solidarity-inspired History Vignette and Section Introduction 168 Chapter 5: Fire Starters—the IWW as Cultural Actors 177 Chapter 6: Social Spaces and Melodic Voices of Fiery Discontent 196 Section: Rhetorical Studies and Labor History Solidarity-inspired History Vignette and Section Introduction 216 Chapter 7: Fiery Rhetoric on the Ranges 228 Chapter 8: Minnesota’s Governor Fires Back 266 Chapter 9: A Flame Extinguished 310 Conclusion Rising from the Ashes of 1916 339 Bibliography 353
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