“Capital must always have wage-labour and it has always been ruthless in the methods by which it has built up its armies of wage workers. B. Traven in this book shows the trickery, the callousness and the vile “legal” practices by which the Mexican Indians were dragged away from their small plots of land and poverty-stricken farms in order to be made wage-slaves in the great lumber camps of Mexico…Traven has no illusions about rebellions. He sees their limitations and knows the difference between a rebel and a revolutionary.”
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