Sentences with phrase «early labor wars»

It isn't an attack on something around human beings — their «environs» — but an attack on the human beings themselves, one that involves them at the level of their livelihood, just like the early labor wars.

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So the early Hebrews, whose most constant activity, next to sustaining life by labor, was war, needed a «Lord of hosts,» a superhuman leader of armies, and Yahweh met that need.

Exactly a year ago, CQ Roll Call predicted the House's fall campaign ad wars would begin as early as mid-August, creeping back a few weeks from the traditional start around Labor Day.

Cuomo is far ahead in early public polls, and has a $ 30 million campaign war chest and the support of some key labor unions.

Clem Ackroyd's arrival in the world in 1945 is marked by an explosion, as his mother Ruth - out in the garden to appease a late - pregnancy rhubarb craving - narrowly avoids being hit by the last suicidal German bomber of World War II and, consequently, goes into early labor.

A welter of earlier cartoons makes clear, too, his support for organized labor, the New Deal, and the war on Fascism.