Catholics and Industrialization: Documents

Father John A. Ryan "Early Social Education 1892-1898," Father John A. Ryan, (autobiographical) Social Doctrine in Action "Attitude of the Roman Catholic Church towards Radical Reform," Father John A. Ryan, Community Forum, ca. 1917" "Study of Social Problems in the Seminary," Father John A. Ryan, Proceedings of the Catholic Educational Association, 1908 """Obligation of the State" Father John A. Ryan, A Living Wage, 1906 "Programme of Social Reform by Legislation," John A. Ryan, The Catholic World, July 1909 Mary "Mother" Jones "Early Years," Mary Harris "Mother Jones," The Autobiography of Mother Jones "Letter to President Theodore Roosevelt, July 31, 1903" Mary Harris "Mother Jones," North American, Philadelphia Open Letter to Mrs. Bertha Honoré Palmer, January 12, 1907 Mary Harris "Mother Jones," Miners' Magazine, January 24, 1907 UMWA Special Convention Speech by Mother Jones Speech at Baseball Park in West Virginia, Mary Harris "Mother Jones," August 4, 1912 Letter from Mary Harris "Mother Jones" to Emma Powderly, January 22, 1926 Cardinal William O'Connell "Years in Lowell," William Cardinal O'Connell, Recollections of Seventy Years, 1934 "Between Employers and Employed" Pastoral William Cardinal O'Connell, November 1912 "The Reasonable Limits of State Activity," William Cardinal O'Connell, Address at the Educational Convention, St. Louis, MO, June 24, 1919 "Evils of Modern Society," William Cardinal O'Connell, Address at Close of Men's Mission at Boston, MA; March 7, 1920

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