James Connolly's "What is the sympathetic strike?" : vimarsa

Introduction, by Sean Matgamna
A major strand in James Connolly’s politics was industrial unionism and solidarity strikes.
He learned much about that in his activity in the USA between 1903 and 1909. The Industrial Workers of the World (referred to in the Old Wine article here) was founded in those years.

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