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Acknowledgments 6
Introduction 7
1 Coal Mines and Miners 9
2 Communities 23
3 Schools 37
4 Railroads 45
5 Rose Hill Cemetery 59
6 Daily Life 67
7 People 79
8 The End of the Coal Era 89
9 From Coal to Sand 103
10 Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve 115
Index 127
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Christina Lease
reviewed Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve, California (Images of America Series) on April 25, 2019
Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve, California (Images of America Series)
After reading a half-dozen of these historical accounts of the mine wars I've come to a consensus on them. There is little positive to say about mine owners. Their greed and disregard for the condition of their workers drove these men and their families to the breaking point. This area of West Virginia is most justified in their distrust of government and strong support of gun rights. Lessons for today? Will the burgeoning gap between the haves and have-nots lead to a similar schism?
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