The FLivver King

Focusing on the working class struggle for economic justice, this novel, written in 1937, serves as a historical document reflecting the first four decades of the 20th century. It continues the narrative from "The Jungle" and explores the alienation of workers, which fuels resistance and revolt. The story contrasts the perspectives of Henry Ford and one of his workers, emphasizing the importance of understanding the roots of the American Labor Movement, particularly for members of the United Auto Workers.