Social Problems of To-Day; Or, The Mormon Question in Its Economic Aspects. A Study of Co-operation and Arbitration in Mormondom, From the Standpoint of a Wage-Worker by a Gentile [pseudonym]

[Lum, Dyer Daniel]

Published by D. D. Lum & Co, Port Jervis, NY, 1886

About this Item

91pp. Octavo [22 cm] Disbound. Ownership stamp of a Port Jervis dentist on title page. Flake 5042. Defense of the Mormons by a non-Mormon and a plea for tolerance of polygamy. In the 1880s the federal government passed a number of laws against Mormon polygamy. Plural marriage had been outlawed in 1882, and the Edmunds-Tucker Act of 1887 would deprive the Mormon church of corporate powers. "Dyer D. Lum was the leading anarchist-syndicalist of the 1880s. He was an advocate of violence and of trade unionism between 1880 and 1892 and a prominent left-wing intellectual and publicist." - Johnpoll & Klehr's Biographical Dictionary of the American Left," p. 255.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Social Problems of To-Day; Or, The Mormon Question in Its Economic Aspects. A Study of Co-operation and Arbitration in Mormondom, From the Standpoint of a Wage-Worker by a Gentile [pseudonym]
• Publisher: D. D. Lum & Co, Port Jervis, NY
• Publication Date: 1886
• Edition: First edition.
• Seller catalogs:
  • Utah & the Mormons