<DIV><p>The Seattle General Strike of 1919 was America&rsquo;s first citywide labor stoppage, a defiant example of workers&rsquo; power in the aftermath of World War I. Told in gripping detail by one of the era&rsquo;s great labor journalists, <i>Revolution in Seattle</i> captures the dramatic dynamics of workers organizing strike committees to take control of their city from below. Republished on the tenth anniversary of the 1999 &ldquo;Battle in Seattle&rdquo; against the World Trade Organization, Harvey O&rsquo;Connor&rsquo;s book offers lessons and inspiration to a new generation of rebels.</p><p><b>Harvey O&rsquo;Connor</b> was a seminal labor journalist and historian, whose work exposed the greed of the depression-era &ldquo;robber barons&rdquo; and labor struggles nationwide.</p></DIV>