Individually, workingmen are weak, and, when separated, each one follows a different course, without accomplishing anything for himself or his fellow… - Terence V. Powderly

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Individually, workingmen are weak, and, when separated, each one follows a different course, without accomplishing anything for himself or his fellow man; but when combined in one common bond of brotherhood, they become as the cable, each strand of which, though weak and insignificant enough in itself, is assisted and strengthened by being joined with others, and the work that one could not perform alone is easily accomplished by a combination of strands.