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Bill Haywood's book (Paperback, 1977, International Publishers) 5 stars

This is William D. Haywood's own story, written during the last year of his life. …

The bull-pen was a building in which the prisoners were confined for months. This was a rough lumber structure two stories high. There was no sanitation provided and the excrement of the men above dripped through the cracks onto the men below.

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To imagine that bosses could have their employees build such a structure for their fellow workers to be constrained within, outside of the law at all, is a different side of the old-west than what we see on INSP.