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Essay heading: Franklin and the Philadelphia strike of 1786
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Many of the strikers lived within working distance of their jobs and other strikers stayed at inns located near their job sites. This helped to deter "replacement workers" from taking their jobs. On top of this, the strikers made sure to let printers from nearby cities and towns know that well respected typographers such as Francis Wrigley, John Albright, and Theophilus Cossart were among the strikers...
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This helped to deter "replacement workers" from taking their jobs. On top of this, the strikers made sure to let printers from nearby cities and towns know that well respected typographers such as Francis Wrigley, John Albright, and Theophilus Cossart were among the strikers. It is very possible that would-be "scabs" refused the newly opened jobs out of respect for these men...
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