Militia

This issue of New England Magazine, Vol. XLVI, No. 1, March 1912, contains an article titled "The Lawrence Revolution" by Walter Merriam Pratt, who was a First Lieutenant of the Eighth Regiment and Battalion Adjutant on Colonel E. Leroy Sweetser's staff. This article describes the events leading up to the Lawrence Strike of 1912 and the influence of the militia to quell the strikers and maintain order in the city. Several black and white photographs are included.

This issue of New England Magazine, Vol. XLVI, No. 1, March 1912, contains an article titled "The Lawrence Revolution" by Walter Merriam Pratt, who was a First Lieutenant of the Eighth Regiment and Battalion Adjutant on Colonel E. Leroy Sweetser's staff. This article describes the events leading up to the Lawrence Strike of 1912 and the influence of the militia to quell the strikers and maintain order in the city. Several black and white photographs are included.

This issue of New England Magazine, Vol. XLVI, No. 1, March 1912, contains an article titled "The Lawrence Revolution" by Walter Merriam Pratt, who was a First Lieutenant of the Eighth Regiment and Battalion Adjutant on Colonel E. Leroy Sweetser's staff. This article describes the events leading up to the Lawrence Strike of 1912 and the influence of the militia to quell the strikers and maintain order in the city. Several black and white photographs are included.

This issue of New England Magazine, Vol. XLVI, No. 1, March 1912, contains an article titled "The Lawrence Revolution" by Walter Merriam Pratt, who was a First Lieutenant of the Eighth Regiment and Battalion Adjutant on Colonel E. Leroy Sweetser's staff. This article describes the events leading up to the Lawrence Strike of 1912 and the influence of the militia to quell the strikers and maintain order in the city. Several black and white photographs are included.

This issue of New England Magazine, Vol. XLVI, No. 1, March 1912, contains an article titled "The Lawrence Revolution" by Walter Merriam Pratt, who was a First Lieutenant of the Eighth Regiment and Battalion Adjutant on Colonel E. Leroy Sweetser's staff. This article describes the events leading up to the Lawrence Strike of 1912 and the influence of the militia to quell the strikers and maintain order in the city. Several black and white photographs are included.