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* "Who that saw the Paterson Strike Pageant in 1913 can ever forget that thrilling evening when an entire labor community dramatized its wrongs in one supreme outburst of group-emotion?  Crude and rather terrifying, it stamped into one's mind the idea that a new social art was in the American world, something genuinely and excitingly new."<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=njR1AAAAMAAJ&q="Who+that+saw+the+Paterson+Strike+Pageant+in+1913+can+ever+forget" American studies: Schriftenreihe]</ref><ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=GMwfv9NDBI4C&pg=PA175 Fragile Bridge: Paterson Silk Strike 1913]</ref>
 
* "Who that saw the Paterson Strike Pageant in 1913 can ever forget that thrilling evening when an entire labor community dramatized its wrongs in one supreme outburst of group-emotion?  Crude and rather terrifying, it stamped into one's mind the idea that a new social art was in the American world, something genuinely and excitingly new."<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=njR1AAAAMAAJ&q="Who+that+saw+the+Paterson+Strike+Pageant+in+1913+can+ever+forget" American studies: Schriftenreihe]</ref><ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=GMwfv9NDBI4C&pg=PA175 Fragile Bridge: Paterson Silk Strike 1913]</ref>
 
* "He <nowiki>[the radical]</nowiki> feels himself, not as an idle spectator of evolution, but as an actual co-worker in the process.  He does not wait timidly to jump until all the others are ready to jump; he jumps now, and anticipates that life which all desire, but which most, through inertia, prejudice, insufficient knowledge, and feeble sympathy, distrust or despair of."<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=w8IhAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA308 Youth and Life], page 308</ref>
 
* "He <nowiki>[the radical]</nowiki> feels himself, not as an idle spectator of evolution, but as an actual co-worker in the process.  He does not wait timidly to jump until all the others are ready to jump; he jumps now, and anticipates that life which all desire, but which most, through inertia, prejudice, insufficient knowledge, and feeble sympathy, distrust or despair of."<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=w8IhAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA308 Youth and Life], page 308</ref>
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* "As long as the employer is entrenched in property rights with the armed state behind him, the power will be his, and the class that does the diverting will not be labor." - "''What is Exploitation?''", The New Republic, November 4th, 1916<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=jyJMAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA14 The New Republic, Volume 9]</ref>
    
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