The book Enemies of the Worker: A History of Bourgeois Slavery in Massachusetts, written by Charles Sheldon, tells the story of the brutal working conditions of workers in Massachusetts. The main plot is aimed at mocking the capitalist system that forces people to work for meager wages, or even credit that tries to keep them in perpetual debt slavery. The author creates vivid images of characters who find themselves in the arms of this ruthless system, showing their suffering and attempts to fight for decent working conditions. Will they be able to defeat the hostility of capital and win their dignity? "Enemies of the Workers" leaves the reader with a sense of deep social injustice and hope for change.