Telling the story of the Noble and Holy Order of the Knights of Labor and what it means for today. New episodes every Thursday
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ALT 11 - The Fall of the House of Powderly Over a photograph of an old Powderly with a large white mustache sitting next to an old Mother Mary Jones on a park bench
ALT 12 - Labor Was Noble and Holy Over an illustration of a group of six old white men gathered around a portrait of Uriah Stephens
ALT 9 - A Study in Democracy Over a picture of three men on a stage: a Black man on the left, Terence Powderly in the middle, and an old white bearded man on the right
ALT 10 - Knights Unhorsed Over a comic of a very well-suited Knight on a locomotive horse pointing a lance at a emaciated worker
ALT 7 - The Great Upheaval Over a picture of a man yelling on a pedestal over a crowd as an explosion fills the background
ALT 8 - The Long Hot Summer Over a paintaing of a large crowd of workers in an industrial scene confronting a man in a top hat
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ALT 5: War on the Western Rails Over an illustration of men swarming around a locomotive engine and cheering
ALT 6: A Rather Unwieldy Body Over a comic of Terence Powderly with outstretched arms, blocking a man labeled "Scab" on one side and a man labeled "Employer" on the other side
ALT 3: Labor's Independence Day Over a picture of militiamen gunning down strikers on a city street
ALT 4: Workingmen's Democracy Over a comic of a man climbing a pole with "Higher Wages" "Ham" and "Bread" at the top, as some one in the crowd below waves a "Knights of Labor" flag