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Appointment in Samarra Study Guide

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by John O'Hara
About 92 pages (27,468 words)
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Chapter 3, Part 1 Summary

There are two kinds of coal. Gibbsville lies in the anthracite coal region. It is also a stronghold of Union labor. Five years before, in 1925, a strike turned out to be disastrous for the working people of Gibbsville. There was no violence, but the strike went on for so long that thousands of families switched to using oil burners in their homes. Once the strike was over, it was too much trouble to switch back to coal, so a lot of business was lost to the coal industry in Gibbsville forever. Therefore, what was a boom time for the rest of the U.S. in.....

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