From company doctors to union hospitals: The first democratic health-care experiments of the United Mine Workers of America

Alan Derickson

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A successful co-operative store, a well built attractive union hall, an up-to-date-hospital—any practical achievement of the working class—is worth more than all the revolutionary talks which may be made between now and doom's day. A workers' republic will be built only by men and women who have learned things. Talk is cheap. Illinois Miner, 1922

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