Twenty Years at Hull House · Character
Mr. Pullman
Industrialist whose company town and labor policies were critiqued.
minor
Also known as George Pullman
First appearance: ix a decade of economic discussion
Mr. Pullman's tie to Jane Addams is one of the pressures that moves Twenty Years at Hull House—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Jane Addams (rivalry): Jane Addams criticized George Pullman's paternalistic company town and labor practices, leading to ideological conflict during the Pullman Strike. With Jane Addams (rivalry): Jane Addams…
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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- Jane Addams
rivalry · negative
Jane Addams criticized George Pullman's paternalistic company town and labor practices,… How this plays out →
- Jane Addams
rivalry · negative
Jane Addams criticized George Pullman's paternalistic company town and labor practices,… How this plays out →
- Jane Addams
rivalry · negative
Jane Addams criticized George Pullman's paternalistic company town and labor practices,… How this plays out →
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