The Death of Spring by Silvio J. Caputo Jr.

In 1913, the Southern Colorado coal fields exploded into a war Lesson about the price that was paid by those who industrialized the It is a realization that is waiting to be recognized. The world of coal mining is one that history often neglects untilĪnother case of miners trapped in dark recesses of the earth break into Mines where explosions and collapsing timbers are common and into theĬamps where squalid conditions cause women and children to die of The Rockefeller-owned Colorado Fuel and Iron. The truth about the war between the United Mine Workers of America and Caputo pens The Death of Spring, a literary piece that unveils More than work, but a trap in a company system of feudalism. With gold, the harsh realities of industrial America where a job was

Brought to America by the dream of streets paved Who searched for the American dream only to find the harsh realities ofĬoal mining is a culture unto itself which draws and develops aĬertain kind of man. The Death of Spring tells the story of Vincenzo, an Italian immigrant The company's history hadīeen marked by violent deaths in mine explosions and infant mortalityįrom disease caused by squalid conditions in the company owned camps. Rockefeller owned Colorado Fuel and Iron. In 1913 the southern Colorado coal field exploded into a warīetween the newly organized United Mine Workers of America and the M2 PRESSWIRE-November 15, 2019-: The Death of Spring Now On Amazon

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